Old Old England

Old Old England is a masterpiece that could only have been written about by our award winning author Doctor Rosaleen O’Brien. The amazing world views of a legal system, social and religious zeal that was portrayed in those far off days can be yearned for today.

One can make a comparison with Old England and how social crime was dealt with in such a public way, like etching names of offenders on a tree where it stayed as a constant reminder of the application of discipline and the consequences of breach of same.

Confessing one’s sins in public was another way of dealing with irregularities and was something one would be inclined to indulge in too frequently. Our Great Stonehenge is described and written about bringing to mind the coolness of stone and it could be reasonable to suppose that healing was brought about by application of same or by chanting or sitting around that ‘temple’.

This book is steeped in history, and written in verse to make it attractive to the ear and enabling younger readers to possibly apply thought and prove to be awe inspiring. Colour schemes employed by the Romans is so interesting as they thought very carefully when power needed to be shown by application of colours like red, and delicate colours like lilac for intimate family detail.

Interesting to note that fonts for Baptism were never placed near a door, is this not thought provoking? Read on and discover the amazing leaf of history that lies behind Old, Old England.

It is like holding a little piece of England in the palm of our hand. This must be the most entertaining book which has been written for some time and the author has captured every sensation and soaked it up in an atmosphere that is just ready for you the reader to absorb....