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The Wicked and the Just
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In medieval Wales, this story follows Cecily whose family is lured by cheap land and the duty of all Englishman to help keep down the "vicious" Welshmen, and Gwenhwyfar, a Welsh girl who must wait hand and foot on her new English mistress.
Imprint:
Boston - Harcourt
ISBN:
9780547688374, 0547688377
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
J. Anderson Coats
Characteristics:
344 p. ;,22 cm
Author (Original Script):
Coats, Jillian Anderson
Call number:
YA COATS
Library Identifier
2768362
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In medieval Wales, this story follows Cecily whose family is lured by cheap land and the duty of all Englishman to help keep down the "vicious" Welshmen, and Gwenhwyfar, a Welsh girl who must wait hand and foot on her new English mistress.
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Add a CommentWell. This one's lovely for its historical significance and accuracy, but wow. Cecily is such a stuck-up beyotch, even though we knew she was going to be -- how could she be so cruel? *coddles Gruffydd* And then the novel's end (and by "the novel's end" I mean the last page) was oddly abrupt. It makes me wonder if the unfinishedness is on purpose or not.
A great historical novel about growing up in a class based society. Told from two points of view - the priviledged and the not so priviledged. Also shows the evilness of the British Empire at its worst. This book would make a modern girl really appreciate what she has in todays society - regardless of class.