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Tag Archives: English Civil War
No King, No Country
Will Inness fought for Parliament and Cromwell, but now he’s a wanted man. His crime was speaking up for his men, who were owed back pay, and pleading that they be given some land in the country for which they … Continue reading
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Tagged Britain, Colonial America, English Civil War, historical fiction, Inness Legacy, naval, Wayne Grant
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Act of Oblivion
Act of Oblivion(c) 2022 Robert Harris477 pages The puritan despot Cromwell is dead and the English king restored, but the balance books of history are not yet straight. There remain in England still breathing the men who presumed to put … Continue reading