Isbn: 9798349508172 - standing mute: the pearl of york: a novel of the falcon's binding (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. York, 1586. Margaret Clitherow, a butcher's wife of the Shambles, keeps the forbidden Mass alive in a hidden room above her husband's shop, sheltering the priests of a hunted Church. She is a convert, a woman of the market streets, and she has made her house a door between two worlds. When the searchers come at last, they find the vestments and the altar breads, and Margaret is taken.At her trial she will not plead. To plead is to send a jury to their consciences and her household to the gallows; to stay silent is to be pressed to death beneath a door laden with stone. She chooses the silence, and the sentence, and the morning of it.Her confessor survives to write her life. But he carries a stranger burden, for he has always felt the wronged dead linger, and he is certain she will come to him. She never does. Across a year of silence, from the emptied rooms of York to an exile beyond the sea, he searches for a trace of her and finds nothing at all, until he learns, at a bitter price, what her silence means.STANDING MUTE is a novel of faith, of grief, and of the cost of a soul wholly given. It follows the documented record of Margaret Clitherow's arrest, refusal and execution as closely as the record allows, and asks what it costs the living when the dead go quietly. York, 1586. Margaret Clitherow hides priests above her husband's butcher shop. Arrested, she refuses to plead, and is pressed to death beneath a door. Her confessor waits a year for her ghost. It never comes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. York, 1586. Margaret Clitherow, a butcher's wife of the Shambles, keeps the forbidden Mass alive in a hidden room above her husband's shop, sheltering the priests of a hunted Church. She is a convert, a woman of the market streets, and she has made her house a door between two worlds. When the searchers come at last, they find the vestments and the altar breads, and Margaret is taken.At her trial she will not plead. To plead is to send a jury to their consciences and her household to the gallows; to stay silent is to be pressed to death beneath a door laden with stone. She chooses the silence, and the sentence, and the morning of it.Her confessor survives to write her life. But he carries a stranger burden, for he has always felt the wronged dead linger, and he is certain she will come to him. She never does. Across a year of silence, from the emptied rooms of York to an exile beyond the sea, he searches for a trace of her and finds nothing at all, until he learns, at a bitter price, what her silence means.STANDING MUTE is a novel of faith, of grief, and of the cost of a soul wholly given. It follows the documented record of Margaret Clitherow's arrest, refusal and execution as closely as the record allows, and asks what it costs the living when the dead go quietly. York, 1586. Margaret Clitherow hides priests above her husband's butcher shop. Arrested, she refuses to plead, and is pressed to death beneath a door. Her confessor waits a year for her ghost. It never comes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Standing Mute | The Pearl of York: A Novel of the Falcon's Binding | Beverly Mcleod | Taschenbuch | The Falcon's Binding | Englisch | 2026 | Trace Press Publishing | EAN 9798349508172 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …