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RamsFan1963
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This was a Christmas present that I bought for myself. I wanted to wait until the new year before diving in. Dan Jones is one of my favorite history writers.

TrishB I have this one ready too 👍🏻 2d
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Ericalambbrown
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👀👀👀🤢🤢🤢 Ewwww, Henry IV had royal coronation cooties.

CarolynM 🤢🤣 2d
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Amiable
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What a wonderful #Jolabokaflodswap package from @Jess ! The book from my wishlist AND a bonus book from my TBR! Plus a pile of chocolate and a beautiful bookmark. Thank you so much, Jess! Happiest of holidays to you and your family. 🙂 And much gratitude and holiday joy to @MaleficentBookDragon for organizing. 😘

Jess Happy holidays! I hope you have a wonderful day. 1w
MaleficentBookDragon Happy Jólabókaflóð! Thank you; I love doing this swap. 1w
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TracyReadsBooks
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Always appreciate the opportunity to see Shakespeare live. This play is a favorite!

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PirateJenny
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Book mail, aka work mail, meets Ellie's standards

Leftcoastzen 😻 3mo
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Octoberwoman
Fortune Made His Sword | Martha Rofheart
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!

#ABookADay2023

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Sophronisba
Henry V | Christopher Allmand
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Not knowing much about the life of Henry V after Agincourt, I was startled when he abruptly died halfway through his own biography.

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Sophronisba
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A book about a fifteenth-century battle proves to be surprisingly timely:

When national morale is low and victory seems uncertain or far off, it is useful to be reminded that resourcefulness and determination can sometimes be more important than sheer weight of numbers. On the other hand, writing in such circumstances makes it easy to fall into the propaganda trap, . . .

Sophronisba and much of the historical and literary response to Agincourt has been one-sided, politically motivated or simply jingoistic, portraying the battle as a victory of stout-hearted, no-nonsense English commoners over lily-livered, unmanly, foppish French aristocrats. 3y
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