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An Infamous Marriage
Susanna Fraser
July 2015
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A Marriage of Inconvenience
Susanna Fraser
July 2015
05
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Daggerspell (Deverry Series, Book One)
Impressive structure, using the idea of reincarnation and the need to pay off your debts from other pasts to show us "souls" ...
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Daggerspell (Deverry Series, Book One)
Katharine Kerr
July 2015
04
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Technogenesis
Good pacing and surprisingly solid in both brain science and tech progress for being more than a decade old. I enjoyed spendi...
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Technogenesis
Syne Mitchell
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The Sergeant's Lady
Susanna Fraser
July 2015
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Miss Mayhem
Rachel Hawkins
June 2015
13
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24 Hours at Waterloo: 18 June 1815
Rip-roaring account of the day of battle, arranged in blocks of time roughly from midnight to midnight. Eyewitness accounts d...
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24 Hours at Waterloo: 18 June 1815
Robert Kershaw
June 2015
09
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Dancing into Battle: A Social History of the Battle of Waterloo
Very fun read, and good start on the history. Recommended for writers who need story ideas ;-) Good use of first-hand quotes ...
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Prelude to Waterloo Quatre Bras: The French Perspective
Like Field's earlier Waterloo: The French Perspective, this book looks at the fighting around Quatre Bras (2 days before Wate...
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Children at the Battle of Waterloo
History intended for young people, roars along with some interesting detail but also includes stereotypes and assumptions tha...
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Dancing into Battle: A Social History of the Battle of Waterloo
Nick Foulkes
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Prelude to Waterloo Quatre Bras: The French Perspective
Andrew W. Field
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Children at the Battle of Waterloo
Julia Tugendhat
May 2015
28
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Beaux, Ballrooms, and Battles: A Celebration of Waterloo
Nine stories of romance highlighting Waterloo, in sweet Regency style. I liked best Folie Bleue by Victoria Hinshaw, which fe...
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Beaux, Ballrooms, and Battles: A Celebration of Waterloo
Jillian Chantal, Téa Cooper, Susana Ellis, Aileen Fish, Victoria Hinshaw, Christa Paige, Sophia Strathmore, David W. Wilkin, Heather King
May 2015
25
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A Civil Contract
For me, Heyer books are all about discovering character through dialogue, and this is just as rich as the others. Right now, ...
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A Civil Contract
Georgette Heyer
May 2015
24
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In These Times: Living in Britain Through Napoleon's Wars, 1793-1815
Whirligig tour of UK during wartime; great range, less depth (on purpose). Good basic review of the period. I like that even ...
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In These Times: Living in Britain Through Napoleon's Wars, 1793-1815
Jenny Uglow
May 2015
19
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Marriage and the British Army in the Long Eighteenth Century: 'The Girl I Left Behind Me'
Dissertation-y; with a lot of repetition: "I'm going to argue this, I'm arguing this, I've argued this." Argues that despite ...
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Marriage and the British Army in the Long Eighteenth Century: 'The Girl I Left Behind Me'
JENNINE HURL-EAMON
May 2015
15
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Diary of a cavalry officer in the Peninsular War and Waterloo campaign: 1809-1815
Tomkinson was with the 16th (Queen's) lancers and often seconded to intelligence officer Edward Cocks. Injured and shipped ho...
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Diary of a cavalry officer in the Peninsular War and Waterloo campaign: 1809-1815
William Tomkinson
April 2015
12
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Catherine Exley's Diary: The Life and Times of an Army Wife in the Peninsular War
Catherine Exley’s memoir of the years she spent following the 34th Regiment through Portugal and Spain is gold: the only firs...
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The Rifleman's Wife: The Experiences of an Officer's Wife and Chronicles of the Old 95th
As per the description above, this is mainly the story of a Rifleman’s wife *after* the Napoleonic war, the years 1827 to ’31...
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The Rifleman's Wife: The Experiences of an Officer's Wife and Chronicles of the Old 95th
Mrs. Fitz Maurice
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Catherine Exley's Diary: The Life and Times of an Army Wife in the Peninsular War
Rebecca Probert
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