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historical novel

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historical novel
n.
A novel that re-creates a period or event in history and often uses historical figures as some of its characters.


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Written by USAAF veteran Ray Ward, March Into The Endless Mountains: The Beginnings of War on the Western Frontier of America is a historical novel about the years leading up to the Revolutionary War on America's frontier.
Written by Markus Orths, Catalina is an amazing historical novel based on the true story of Catalina d'Erauso, a girl born in 17th century Spain, who rejected what society expected her to become and successfully disguised herself as a man.
Written by Richard Brawer, whose ancestors and cousins have run a thriving silk industry, Silk Legacy is a historical novel set in the early twentieth century about the collision of business and human interests, women's struggle for the right to vote, and a housewife treated like little more than a glorified servant by her husband.
 
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