Sorrow is a collection of stories and poems, written by a troubled man. Once inside the pages of Sorrow the reader will embark into a place that is inevitable to all beings: suffering. One way or another these pages tackle the desolation and wretched levels of humanity in which people often travel toward.

Sorrow

Turi, John J.

Medium Rare Books Pub Llc

<p>John J. Turi, in his book, England's Greatest Spy, presents startling new evidence to prove that the man who led Ireland throughout most of the 20th century was not a sainted national leader of high purpose and moral principle. Instead, he was an agent for England, subverting Irish aspirations while working diligently to promote English interests in Ireland and America. Rather than lionize de Valera, as a succession of Irish writers have done for more than half a century, Turi puts him in the dock and exposes the ways and means by which every major decision of the Irish President worked to the benefit of England with disastrous results for Ireland. In doing so, Turi sets Irish history on its head. He calls for a reexamination of almost the entire pantheon of 20th century Irish heroes and villains, saints and sinners. His work questions almost every article of faith in the Irish historical canon and answers questions that heretofore have gone unanswered. He challenges beliefs that have gone unchallenged. He poses daunting issues for traditionalist and revisionist alike. England's Greatest Spy is fascinating reading not only for Irish scholars but also for history and mystery buffs everywhere.</p>

England's Greatest Spy

Biographies & Memoirs

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Sorrow

England's Greatest Spy