Druids, Celts, and Romans by MR James Francis Smith
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Author James Francis Smith Smith's 350-page narrative-history illustrates the Celts deference of women as leaders and warriors to that exhibited by Rome. Set in Europe, Druids, Celts, and Romans pit the Celtic civilizations, family life, and beliefs against that of the Romans. Celtic awareness of Rome's existence begins with the murder of a Druid in the exotic forest of Helvetia (ancient Switzerland). This act compelled Ragenos, champion of the Mayri tribe, to leave his oppidum (hill fort), and become a mercenary guarding the Druid's gold, during which he befriends Danous the Bard of the Parisii. Meanwhile triplets, Una, a female, and two males, Mick and Hugh, born to Conel and Meva, are fated by the Goddess Sulis to save the Celtic race. That very night, a female is born to the Julian family of Rome. Time passes before the haughty Julia is betrayed, sold into slavery, and purchased by Conel's Mayri tribe. As their servant, she teaches the Mayri triplets about Rome in exchange for her freedom. While crossing the Alps to return Julia to her family, Una is injured in an avalanche, left behind, betrayed, and sold to Etruscans. The male triplets and Danous the Bard take off to free Una. Once back in Rome, Julia enslaves Conel. Turkos, the Mayri trader, returns with this news. Knowledge of her husband's capture incites forces Meva to recruit a Celtic army, which crosses the Alps to rescue Conel, who escapes on his own. Ragenos and the triplets, lead the Celts in defeating the Romans at Allia, invade their city and earn forever-their eternal hatred. The Romans criticized the Celtic weights. Adding his sword to the Celtic weights, Ragenos said, "Vae victis"(Woe to the conquered.) The Romans provided additional gold to complete the ransom and the Celts headed for home. But not before Una marries a Celtic Warrior. Danous offers her a poem for his gift before taking up the lonely life of a wandering poet. Mick leaves to become a mercenary and Hugh a Druid. A tale based on the very first encounter between these ancient peoples. Readers Comments: "He took pearls from history and culture of the past and strung them into a spell-binding story" "It was a history that I'd been totally unaware of, but found fascinating. I also really enjoyed the characters."
About the Author: Author Bio A grandfather and self-educated Irish-American History Authority, Philadelphia-born James Francis Smith, a LaSalle University graduate with an MBA from Pacific Lutheran, now living in the Pacific Northwest, opened a Financial Planning practice after retiring from a Fortune 500 company, His first book, the highly acclaimed, now out-of-print, Path to a Successful Retirement, sparked a desire to write. Jim, second generation Irish, married Betty McGinty, whose parents emigrated from Donegal and Cork. Irish to the core, he craved to preserve the Irish accomplishments and contributions to America from this desire came the series entitled, The Irish-American Story. Smith's Blog: www.the-irishamericanstory.com This popular blog, featuring over 30-articles in eight categories, celebrated its six-month anniversary with thousands of visitors from 52-countries. Smith's Kindle/Nook Books: The first book of this narrative-history series begins with the origin of the Celtic race; others carry through the times of America's major wars, the Kennedy era, and beyond. Several of this tales originate in Ireland. The following books are available from Kindle and Nook. Druids, Celts, and Romans is the first in print version, the others will soon follow: Druids, Celts, and Romans - Europe circa 400BCE Irish in the Revolution - USA 1755-1783 (soon to be published) The Civil War's Valiant Irish - USA 1859-1865 The Last of the Fenians - Ireland 1913-1923 (includes WWI The O'Donnells of Philadelphia - USA 1918-1945 (Includes WWII) Rory O'Donnell and the Kennedys - USA 1946-1968 (includes Korea, Vietnam, and JFK's assassination) Unholy Conspiracies - USA 1990-2010 (A political novel) Irish-America-Chronicle. A collection of short stories which spans the time frame of the other books.


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9781490984391
  • Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
  • Publisher Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
  • Height: 229 mm
  • No of Pages: 350
  • Series Title: The Irish-American Story
  • Sub Title: The Founders of Europe
  • Width: 152 mm
  • ISBN-10: 1490984399
  • Publisher Date: 11 Jul 2013
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: N
  • Spine Width: 19 mm
  • Weight: 517 gr


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