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By Far Euphrates: A Tale

By Deborah Alcock

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

A young English lad confronts a harsh new world along a historic river, learning about faith and sacrifice amidst cultural struggles.

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2015-09-09
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Summary

"By Far Euphrates: A Tale" by Deborah Alcock is an adventure that follows John Grayson and his father as they journey along the Euphrates River, exploring themes of faith and sacrifice. Initially eager to explore the famed river, young John is quickly confronted with the somber lives of the Armenian people, revealing a world far different from the stories he imagined. The transformative journey strengthens the bond between father and son. Set against a backdrop of cultural and political turmoil, the novel presents a coming-of-age story where John learns about heroism and the challenges faced by Christians in the Middle East.

About the Author

Deborah Alcock was a late-Victorian author of historical fiction focused on religious, evangelical themes.

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