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The retrieval of Doctor Glas in English is a bracing gift to hungry readers' Susan Sontag

Lonely and introspective, Doctor Glas has long felt an instinctive hostility toward the odious local minister.

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April, 1942. The allies are losing the war. Renowned aviator Jimmy Doolittle's assignment is to give America hope that all is not lost. His audacious mission will become one of WWII's most iconic war stories.

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Summer 1940 - Dunkirk has been evacuated. Dover is inundated with young soldiers, who wearily wander its streets, wondering what the future holds in store for them. This book chronicles the lives and loves of ordinary people in besieged Britain during these tense, but curiously elated days.

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Pretty, brave and 18 years old, Ellie has come to London in search of adventure. She soon finds it in Quintin Bellot, the handsome but tired dilettante who finds her a job in fashionable Chelsea. But Quintin, the seducer of one dove, is also the husband of another.

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In Dream Garden, eighteenth and nineteenth century Chinese culture and civilization are glimpsed through the interwoven stories of two princesses -- in love with peace, both loved unconditionally by their fathers and one by a missionary, the other by an emperor's son -- that unfold in a garden of unparalleled scale and beauty, a garden borne of peaceful intent, a veritable Dream Garden.

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You won't really understand your times until you understand mine...'
Reeling from the aftermath of the twin tragedies of the Great War and the influenza epidemic, diffident schoolteacher Agnes Shanklin has taken the trip of a lifetime: to Egypt and the Holy Land.

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The Civil War was one of the most devastating things ever to happen on American soil. In Duly and McLine, The Winslow Brothers, and Sara Perkins, author Lazslo Endrody explores the devastation experienced by those who survived and the hardships they faced in rebuilding their lives.

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The first book in a compelling series set in County Durham just before the First World War. Perfect for fans of Longbourn and Downton Abbey.

When Evie Forbes starts as an assistant cook at Easterleigh Hall, she goes against her familys wishes.

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The second novel in a compelling new series set in County Durham just before and during the First World War.

England is at war and Easterleigh Hall has been turned into a hospital for the duration of the hostilities.

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Set between the lush coast of Jamaica, the whirl of London society and beauty of Yorkshire, an utterly engrossing slice of historical fiction from the acclaimed author of Netherwood and Ravenscliffe

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"Previously published in a Holt, Rinehart and Winston ed."--Title page verso.

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A rogue named Ariamus has joined forces with Korthac, a fierce bandit who saved his life, and together they set their sights on the impenetrable walled city of of Akkad, ruled by the former barbarian Eskkar and his enchanting wife Trella.

Korthac devises a brilliant plan to conquer the city from within.

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Rome is bathed in blood. The innocent are butchered while the guilty do evil in darkness. Three beautiful women - Agrippina, Apicata and Livilla - are locked in a lethal rivalry. Moving stealthily among them is Iphicles, arch schemer and slave. Rome is a nest of vipers, and Livia, the true Empress of Rome, is hell-bent on wreaking her vengeance.

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Following its heroine from concubine to ruler of China, Empress sweeps through the exotic, turbulent century of the Tang dynasty--and the life of an extraordinary woman. An epic in the bestselling traditions of The Tokaido Road and Silk Road.

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A fascinating novel about the life of Ada Byron King - Lord Byron's daughter - the world's first computer programmer, and a woman whose exceptional contributions to science and technology have been too long unsung.

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On the death of Henry the fifth, a nine-month-old baby is made King of England. Gloucester, a man of poor judgment, greedy for wealth and power, has other ideas.

In Lancastrian England and war-torn France, there are three women whose lives are to have a marked effect on the future.

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The third novel in Sheelagh Kellys bestselling Feeney saga is now reissued as a HarperCollins Paperback.

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"Fabric of America" is an inspiring story of love, resilience, and the pursuit of the American Dream. Set against the backdrop of 1928 Vienna, Andre and Olivia fall in love while dancing to the enchanting melodies of Johann Strauss' The Blue Danube Waltz. Their journey leads them to America, where they build a life together, overcoming numerous obstacles along the way.