Branthwaite's Lot

By Richard Mason
Category: Romance books
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A powerful story of love and tragedy amidst the harsh realities of farming life in the north-west of England during the Second World War.Bill Branthwaite, the proprietor of Friar’s Holme Farm, is an unpopular man. Strangely, while he runs his business with ruthless efficiency, he refuses to drain or plough his high land – Branthwaite’s Lot.He has been known to react irrationally and even violently...

File Size: 2079 KB
Print Length: 304 pages
Publisher: Marius Press (November 5, 2013)
Publication Date: November 5, 2013
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00GHSVV6G
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Just a great, great, read. So I thought everything about my copy was fine until I realized that IT WASMISSING PAGES 63-78. Reading this book with Chicago places and names is frankly like a sentimental trip home. I might add that after reading this book I downloaded "The Letters & Journals of Narcissa Whitman" and "Across the Plains" by Catherine Sager. Five years later I sit in a very different office. Download ebook Branthwaite's Lot Pdf. )There's no index (the original probably lacked this, too). I picked it out because the spine of the book caught my eye on the shelf.

reviews: excellent read set in post war lancastrian farmimg.Does Branthwaite’s Lot – “a place of secrets” – hold the answer. I think it does...

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