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That They May Face the Rising Sun
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Set in rural Ireland, the novel portrays the quiet rhythms of life in a small community.
McGahern explores themes of tradition, change, and the human connection to the land.
Through interconnected stories, the novel shows the everyday lives and relationships of the inhabitants.
The narrative captures both the beauty and the hardships of rural existence.
As modernization encroaches, the characters grapple with preserving their way of life.
McGahern explores themes of tradition, change, and the human connection to the land.
Through interconnected stories, the novel shows the everyday lives and relationships of the inhabitants.
The narrative captures both the beauty and the hardships of rural existence.
As modernization encroaches, the characters grapple with preserving their way of life.
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as a book that captures an aspect of a dwindling way of life.

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