1784
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Set against the glittering and treacherous world of Georgian England, 1784 is a richly imagined historical novel that chronicles a pivotal year in the life of a nation teetering between tradition and transformation. Duncan Sprott immerses readers in the political intrigues, social scandals, and personal dramas of the era, painting a vivid portrait of a society defined by ambition, wit, and moral complexity. With meticulous period detail and a cast of sharply drawn characters, the narrative illustrates the tensions between power and propriety that shaped late eighteenth-century Britain. Sprott's prose carries the sardonic elegance of the age itself, making this a compelling read for lovers of literary historical fiction.
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Set against the glittering and treacherous world of Georgian England, 1784 is a richly imagined historical novel that chronicles a pivotal year in the life of a nation teetering between tradition and transformation. Duncan Sprott immerses readers in the political intrigues, social scandals, and personal dramas of the era, painting a vivid portrait of a society defined by ambition, wit, and moral complexity. With meticulous period detail and a cast of sharply drawn characters, the narrative illustrates the tensions between power and propriety that shaped late eighteenth-century Britain. Sprott's prose carries the sardonic elegance of the age itself, making this a compelling read for lovers of literary historical fiction.
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Condition remarks:
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Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
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Set against the glittering and treacherous world of Georgian England, 1784 is a richly imagined historical novel that chronicles a pivotal year in the life of a nation teetering between tradition and transformation. Duncan Sprott immerses readers in the political intrigues, social scandals, and personal dramas of the era, painting a vivid portrait of a society defined by ambition, wit, and moral complexity. With meticulous period detail and a cast of sharply drawn characters, the narrative illustrates the tensions between power and propriety that shaped late eighteenth-century Britain. Sprott's prose carries the sardonic elegance of the age itself, making this a compelling read for lovers of literary historical fiction.
