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Rora
Rora
Author: James Byron Huggins
In an eloquent word painting that could be his most significant and profound work ever, author James Byron Huggins has resurrected the magnificent story of RORA from the yellowing and dusty records of history, robed it in flesh and blood, infused breath and spirit, and created a vivid saga that is part poetry, part painting, part cinema. — -from ...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9781891668081
ISBN-10: 1891668080
Publication Date: 6/2001
Pages: 471
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Publisher: Lion's Head Publishing
Book Type: Hardcover
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This book reads much like a historical war film, along the lines of "Braveheart." It is set in Northern Italy, along the French border. I learned a lot of history, as I had previously never heard of the Waldensian protestant group. It is rather graphic in its description of violence, but is otherwise an entirely clean read. Due to the fact that the sequence of events was not fictional, but also not widely known, I really did not know how the story would conclude the whole time. This book was difficult to put down and worth every evening I cut my sleep time short to read it!
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This was one of the best books I have read. There was a lot of history in this book that I was not aware with regard to the Waldenses. It actually had me so enthralled after finishing the book, I started researching some of the information which brought me even closer to the characters. I understand what true faith in God looks like. I'm better for reading this book.


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