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Oct 2 0

Winner of American Book Fest Fiction Award

A Noble Cunning awarded first place in American Book Fest -- American Fiction Awards!...

Awards historical fiction

18th century England 2nd Earl of Derwentwater A Noble Cunning American Book Fest Fiction Award American Fiction Award Anna Maria Radclyffe Catholic Church catholicism Great Britain Heroines historical fiction James Radclyffe literary fiction religious fiction tower of london Winifred Maxwell

May 17 0

The Origins of Scotch Whisky, The National Beverage of Scotland

Discover origins of Scotch Whisky - National Beverage of Scotland - and featured in A Noble Cunning....

Drugs and Drinks Uncategorized

A Noble Cunning catholicism Drugs and Drink historical fiction Macallan single malt whisky Protestants scotch whisky Scotland

Mar 28 0

Honoring Women's History Month -- Three Heroines and One Villain Part 3

Honoring Women's History Month -- Three Heroines and One Villain. Rebellion, treason and daring bravery featured in A Noble Cunning....

British Monarchy Strong Women Women's History Month

1715 Rebellion A Noble Cunning Britain British monarchy Catholic Church Church of England Countess of Nithsdale Heroines historical fiction jacobite rebellion King George I King James II l Earl of Nithsdale Protestants Scotland strong women tower of london Villain William Maxwel Winifred Maxwell Women's History Month

Feb 23 0

The Sweet Saga of Hot Chocolate

Hot chocolate plays a key role in "A Noble Cunning," and its history in England includes tales of decadence and scandal....

British Monarchy Drugs and Drinks

A Noble Cunning British monarchy Catherine of Braganza Chocolate House coffee Drugs and Drink historical fiction Hot chocolate King Charles King George I tea tower of london

Feb 13 0

The Tragic Tale of A Young Earl Who Became the Hero of A Forlorn Ballad

Tower of London: Tragic Tale and Ballad of Young Earl ...

British Monarchy historical fiction Jacobite Rebellion Religious Freedom Tower of London Famous Prisoners

1715 Rebellion 2nd Earl of Derwentwater A Noble Cunning British monarchy Catholic Church historical fiction jacobite rebellion James Frances Edward Stuart James Radclyffe King George I Queen Anne tower of london

Jan 19 0

Religious Freedom Could Have Been Established in England as Early as 1688

The Glentaggart family in A Noble Cunning suffers from anti-Catholic religious persecution, which lasted for over 200 years in Britain. But the persecution of that family and thousands of other British Catholics could have ended long before it did, if King James II had had his way!...

British Monarchy historical fiction Religious Freedom Tower of London Famous Prisoners

A Noble Cunning Catholic Church Church of England Declaration for Liberty of Conscience Declaration of Indulgence Guy Fawkes historical fiction King Charles King James II Priest Holes Protestants Quaker William Penn Queen Elizabeth I Queen Mary I Bloody Mary Religious Freedom The Spanish Inquisition tower of london Whig Party William of Orange

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