Mark Arbour
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Thank you so much for your comments! I try really hard to get the history right.
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Such a problem!
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A mystery. I didn’t address the ultimate fate of the slaves
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This actually happened.
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August 14, 2004 Tribeca New York, NY JJ This was our first night out in public since the charity dinner a week ago. We were going to a preview for Tom Ford, then there were a few parties on the potential list after that. I was in front of the mirror, working on my hair, when Kris walked up behind me and nibbled at the space behind my ear. I smiled and leaned back into him. “You look absolutely amazing,” he said. “So do
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September 3, 1801 Cowes, England Granger was smiling even as he panted, trying to catch his breath after a truly amazing round of lovemaking. “No one has ever satisfied me like you do,” Granger said. Calvert grinned and blushed a bit, looking like a proud schoolboy. “You already know that you satisfy me more than any other.” “Well, that should stand to reason, so that is rather old news,” Granger joked. “That I think that about you
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Thanks! As I mentioned, this is my favorite story in the saga.
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Thank you! This is my favorite battle from this era. It was brilliant, and more decisive than any other major engagement in the age of sail.
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It should.
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Your team sports comment is interesting. I can see that.
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the author made an error. 😃
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It’s almost unheard of, but he has little choice
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Competency took a back seat to breeding and influence
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Sometimes I get bored and need to shake things up 😃
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You should revisit this comment in about 10 chapters. 😀
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Different people.
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I think it was restricted to members only.
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I think you meant Ramsey.
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Me too. Typical of their personalities though.
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Indeed, he seems to have vanished.
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I suspect by the end of the book you will think that is mild.
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This story is darker than the last one.
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This really happened. He took his fleet and returned to England, leaving Cadiz completely unmonitored
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Anti-climactic?😂😂😂
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It actually was restricted until @akascrubber pointed it out and I fixed it
