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That is what I fugued why you write about the Regency Era. I’m torn as a Historian, I tend to like the Turdor Era as well as the American Revolution Era ~ both were eras of great changes for Britain, and of course America regarding the Revolutio. I also have this strange affinity towards Henry VIII ~ have no clue why always have...I just find him a very fascinating and yet morbid man LOL (probably the main reason I pursued a degree in History 😲)
I'm also fascinated by Colonial America, probably because I went to college in Williamsburg, VA. Never came up with a story idea for that era, though.
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Mar 03, 2018 11:41PM
That is what I fugued why you write about the Regency Era. I’m torn as a Historian, I tend to like the Turdor Era as well as the American Revolution Era ~ both were eras of great changes for Britain, and of course America regarding the Revolutio. I also have this strange affinity towards Henry VIII ~ have no clue why always have...I just find him a very fascinating and yet morbid man LOL (probably the main reason I pursued a degree in History 😲)
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I'm also fascinated by Colonial America, probably because I went to college in Williamsburg, VA. Never came up with a story idea for that era, though.
