Mistress Spitfire:
J.S. Fletcher, The Ombre Bookshelf Publishing
This edition has been annotated with the following unique content.Historical ContextDetailed 19th Century Analysis
"Yes, lad, true enough—His sacred Majesty hath set up his flag against the rebels and traitors.”
Mistress Spitfire by J. S. Fletcher was published in 1896. Subtitled “A Plain Account of Certain Episodes in the History of Richard Coope, Gent., and of his Cousin, Mistress Alison French, at the Time of the Revolution, 1642-1644" . It offers a captivating glimpse into a tumultuous period of English history. The novel seamlessly blends elements of romance and intrigue against the backdrop of historical events. The intertwining plotlines keep readers engaged as they navigate through the complexities of relationships and the uncertainties of war.
Sneak Peek
“I had deserted my commission, and thereby caused great annoyance to the Parliament; I had joined myself with the Royalists, and had brought about the death of a useful officer, and it was impossible that my serious offence could be overlooked. And so I was to be shot at daybreak of the following morning.”
Synopsis
Set during the time of the Revolution in 1642-1644, the novel follows the intertwined fates of Richard Coope and his cousin, Mistress Alison French. As political upheaval grips the nation, their lives are forever changed, navigating love, betrayal, and the winds of war. With meticulous research and vivid storytelling, J. S. Fletcher brings to life the drama and intrigue of a pivotal era in British history.
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Title Details Original 1896 TextClassic English literature
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