John Skelton Libri

Set against the backdrop of the impending Seven Years' War in 1755, the story follows 15-year-old Nola and her Acadian family as they face expulsion from Grand Pré by the British. Alongside her friends Hector and Jocelyne, and her grandfather, Nola embarks on a daring escape by boat. However, their journey quickly turns perilous as they confront unforeseen challenges that test their courage and resilience.

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Experience the beauty and wit of English Renaissance poetry with this carefully curated selection of works by renowned poets John Skelton, Henry Howard (Earl of Surrey), and Thomas Wyatt. This collection includes some of their most famous poems, along with lesser-known gems that showcase their mastery of form and language. With an introduction by J. Scott Clark providing historical context and critical insights, this book is a must-have for lovers of poetry and enthusiasts of the Renaissance era.

A collection of poetry by John Skelton, with notes and a biographical account of the author.