This is must reading for anyone who’s read any of her early “multigenerational” novels including her first published, Dynasty of Death, and as Peter Gemma refers to them in his article, in the "later" novels, “The Eagles Gather” (1940) and “The Final Hour” (1944), which continued the multigenerational story up until the Second World War. When you read the article, you might agree with me that from the standpoint of multinational finance and war politics, not all that much has changed from the time Taylor Caldwell wrote during this period until today. For the article, click here.
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I, unfortunately (or maybe fortunately), didn't really know my grandmother well, or even appreciate what she had accomplish, while she was still alive, being the youngest of her 4 grandchildren. She was for me elusive and somewhat of an enigma. Mike (my brother) couldn't agree with you more, though. He has some valuable insights into the difference between TC the writer, the person, and the "personality" and I'm sure (or at least hope) he will continue to write about that in this forum.