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JANE - The Ulster Soldier's Daughter Jane's early childhood experiences of tragedies and triumphs in the 1860's regimented and callous world of English army camps prepare her for the challenges she will face in life. She is determined to make a difference to the underprivileged widows and their children's lives by passing on the knowledge learnt from her Ulster soldier father, John. This teaching success with lower-ranked families-against the army's Rules of Conduct-now threatens John's army career. Later, as a spirited young woman living in London-free from army regulations-Jane meets and marries Louis, who shares similar passions of music and education. However, Louis' strong Germanic heritage soon clashes with Jane's fierce independence, and, when the family firm sends him to Australia unexpectedly, a severe rift develops between them. With her young son, Jane reluctantly follows her husband over treacherous seas to salvage their marriage, although she is surprised by the presence of stowaway Henry Martin, a man from her past. Still, at sea, Jane faces the struggle between the temptations of being drawn into an adoring admirer's arms or returning to a married life of turmoil in a new and distant colony. JANE - The Ulster Soldier's Daughter is a feature drama script adapted from one of the true Australian pioneer stories and books, written by Carmel JOYCE. Follow Jane Duncan 's journey to Australia and her contribution as a pioneer in the sequel screenplay script, THE JANE FACTOR. www.carmeljoyce.com.au

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