- (1851–1927), a
theosophist and
prolific author, was born in St
Peter Port.
Guernseyman G. B.
Edwards wrote a
critically acclaimed novel, The Book of Ebenezer...
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impact of the
Industrial Revolution upon the island. The
story concerns a
Guernseyman named Gilliatt, a
social outcast who
falls in love with Deruchette, the...
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Published Set
Title 1982 1776 The
Guernseyman 1973 1793 The
Devil to Pay 1975 1797 The
Fireship 1977 1799
Touch and Go 1978 Dead
Reckoning 1981 So Near...
- 1984),
American baseball player Josh
Butler (cricketer) (born 1996),
Guernseyman cricketer This
disambiguation page
lists articles about people with the...
- is The Fireship.
Parkinson later went back and
wrote a prequel, The
Guernseyman, set
during the
American Revolution. 'all
those C.S.
Forester fans are...
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stone industry.
Ships were
travelling further to trade, one
notable Guernseyman,
William Le Lacheur,
established the
Costa Rican coffee trade with Europe...
- Edwards. The book
takes the form of an
autobiography of an
archetypal Guernseyman who
lives through the
dramatic changes in the
island of Guernsey, Channel...
-
leaflets on the islands. On 6 July 1940, 2nd
Lieutenant Hubert Nicolle, a
Guernseyman serving with the
British Army, was
dispatched on a fact-finding mission...
- Go (1977)(4) Dead
Reckoning (1978)(6) So Near, So Far (1981)(5) The
Guernseyman (1982)(1)
Other nautical fiction Manhunt (1990)
Other fiction Ponies...
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which he
dedicated to the
island of Guernsey. The best-known
novel by a
Guernseyman is The Book of
Ebenezer Le Page, by GB
Edwards which, in
addition to...
