During her stay in Montreal Sadlier also wrote two novels set in Ireland: Alice Riordan; the Blind Man's Daughter (1851) and New Lights; or, Life in Galway (1853). In New Lights, Sadlier deals with the Irish Famine for the first time.
While residing in Montreal, Sadlier penned two novels set in Ireland: "Alice Riordan; The Blind Man's Daughter" (1851) and "New Lights; or, Life in Galway" (1853). In "New Lights," Sadlier explores the Irish Famine for the first time.