John Trevena

• Apr-2012
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Granite is the third and most profound novel in the so-called "Dartmoor Trilogy" of John Trevena (the pseudonym of Ernest George Henham). It is a story about the spiritual strengths and weaknesses of the rural people who lived on the moors during the...

• Apr-2012
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Heather is the second novel of the so-called "Dartmoor Trilogy" by John Trevena (the pseudonym of Ernest George Henham). Originally published in 1908, Heather captures the rural atmosphere of the West Country of England at the end of the nineteenth c...

• Jul-2012
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A charming tale of rural romance on Dartmoor, England during the end of the nineteenth century, complete with local atmosphere, comic personalities, and various conflicts between social classes, religious perspectives and morality. Brian Challacombe ...

• May-2013
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Published three years after the last novel in the author's popular Dartmoor Trilogy, "Wintering Hay" is another tale by John Trevena, the pseudonym of Ernest George Henham. In this story, Trevena revisits the English moor and the moral struggles of i...

• Jan-2014
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What is a teacher like Jasper Ramrige to do with his young student, Cuthbert Orton, described by author John Trevena as “the boy who defied authority” and in whom “burnt some stuff too hot to meddle with, something incomprehensible and unpleasa...

• Mar-2014
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This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them....

• Sep-2014
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This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning...

• Sep-2014
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'There will be full moon to-night, and a south wind. Then the evil one will steal from the marshes. For there will be war and fire. War and Fire!' Within that deep green shade of the forest, amidst the picturesque sweepings of the foliage, the heat r...

• Sep-2014
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It was an evening of spring in the year of strife 1637. The sun was slowly withdrawing his beams from the fortress of Quebec, which had been established some thirty years back, and was then occupied by a handful of settlers and soldiers, to the numbe...

• Nov-2014
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John Trevena’s novel, originally published in 1920, takes two characters from the Dartmoor countryside on a dramatic journey of romance that lasts fourteen years. Ernest Southcombe, orphaned at an early age and raised by a strict uncle and his wife...

• Nov-2015
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Disguises, superstitions and family secrets are everywhere in Moyle Church-town: A Novel by John Trevena. The story is based partially on folklore from Cornwall, England and was published in 1915. The action takes place during the eighteenth century ...