Lady Morgan wrote the spiritual novel “The Wild Irish Girl” in 1806. Through the letters that Horatio, a young Englishman exiled to his father’s Irish estate, writes, the story is told. After his forefathers were driven from their home, he finds a crumbling castle and the ruins of the Catholic Gaelic nobles.<\/p>\n
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