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Old 11-14-2011, 08:11 PM   #11407
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I understand. Historical fiction is a great way to learn about other time periods. (As long as the non-fictional aspects are historically accurate)
I had a history prof. who would assign one historical fiction novel to read per semester. For the Stuart England class I took, it was Devil in Velvet by John Dickson Carr, a fun read!
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