"The White Horses" by Halliwell Sutcliffe is a historical novel that paints a vivid picture of England during the Civil War. Through the Metcalf family, particularly young Christopher, who is tested by the conflict between romantic feelings for Joan Grant and the growing threat of the King's call to arms. It captures the tension between Squire John Metcalf's familial duties and national loyalty, with the narrative introducing readers to the growing strife as the king requests his men, and all of England, to rally against Parliament. As the war escalates, Christopher gets excited about the adventure of war, making him more and more restless. The book blends the personal aspirations of the Metcalfs and the harsh realities of a country in turmoil.

The White Horses
By Halliwell Sutcliffe
Amidst the chaos of civil war, a young man has to struggle with his own hopes and dreams when his family and country call for help.
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