Eyre's Acquittal V2 (1884)

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Set against the backdrop of the mid-19th century, this historical novel delves into the controversial trial of Governor Eyre, accused of harshly suppressing a Jamaican rebellion. The narrative weaves together historical figures and fictional characters, exploring the intense political and social issues of the time. Through their interactions, the book vividly portrays the tensions between colonial powers and their subjects, offering a compelling glimpse into a significant moment in British colonial history.