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VittysCardigan · 12/12/2023 18:53

I'm looking for some recomendations please. I went to see the film last night & fancy reading something set in that era. I'm not adverse to some non-fiction either. I read some of the Sharpe novels many moons ago. TIA

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GalileoHumpkins · 12/12/2023 19:27

Vanity Fair by Thackeray.

LydiaGwilt · 12/12/2023 19:31

If you want to know more about Waterloo, I'd recommend 'An Infamous Army' by Georgette Heyer. It was recommended to students at Sandhurst for its account of the Battle of Waterloo. More about it here: https://jenniferkloester.com/an-infamous-army-a-triumph/

An Infamous Army - a triumph - jenniferkloester.com

The Heinemann 1937 first edition of An Infamous Army Her most ambitious In mid-November 1936, Georgette Heyer was writing the final chapters of her murder mystery, They Found Him Dead . She finished it by the end of the month and two months later, in J...

https://jenniferkloester.com/an-infamous-army-a-triumph

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