18th Century
Through a Howling Wilderness: Benedict Arnold’s March to Quebec, 1775
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One of the major ironies of American history is that one of the first policy decisions taken by the American rebels fighting for ...Read Review
Fashion’s Lady
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On the death of her mother, Susannah Garland goes to live with her uncle, Lord Devereux, and cousin, Miles, at Sanderby, not far ...Read Review
Mr. Jefferson’s Women
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Mr. Jefferson’s Women, as its title implies, examines Thomas Jefferson’s attitude toward women through his relationships with the significant females in ...Read Review
The Blacksmith’s Daughter
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Betsy Sheridan is struggling to maintain her neutrality in a very dangerous Southland of 1780. She discovers that her husband is a spy for ...Read Review
My Swordhand Is Singing
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Sedgwick, a multi-published children’s book author, gives us a new twist on the popular genre of teen vampire fiction in this horror ...Read Review
Lieutenant Fury
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1793. In France, the Royalists are clinging to power in Toulon, but the Republicans are gaining ground. Lieutenant Fury, returning from India, finds that ...Read Review
Privilege And Scandal: The Remarkable Life of Harriet Spencer, Sister of Georgiana
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Daughter of a prominent family, sister to the infamous Duchess of Devonshire, Harriet Spencer lived in a universe of sophisticated, morally lax aristocrats. ...Read Review
Mozart’s Sister
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Nannerl Mozart, a brilliant musician in her own right, has been close to her brother, Wolfgang, since his birth. Then her father announces ...Read Review
Down And Out In Eighteenth-Century London
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In this well-researched volume, Tim Hitchcock, Professor of History at the University of Hertfordshire, offers a scholarly look at the beggars and the ...Read Review
The Crimson Cavalier
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Pre-Regency London is the setting for this debut novel by Mary Andrea Clarke. Sir Robert Foster, whose reputation is far from unblemished, is ...Read Review
