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1634 The Ram Rebellion
1634 The Bavarian Crisis
1635: The Dreeson Incident
1635: The Dreeson Incident

By Eric Flint, Virginia DeMarce

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As the Thirty Years War continues to devastate seventeenth-century Europe, the power of the United States of Europe, under the leadership of Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, and the modern-day We...

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The Trouble with Huguenots
Things Could Be Worse
Things Could Be Worse

By Virginia DeMarce

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Soldiers for Sale
Soldiers for Sale

By Jean Pierre Wilhelmy, Virginia DeMarce

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"The British Army that fought American Revolutionaries was an Anglo-German army. Britain doubted the commitment of English soldiers and the loyalty of the recently conquered French-speaking Canadie...

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The Legions of Pestilence
A 1632 Christmas
Unexpected Sales Reps
Unexpected Sales Reps

By Virginia DeMarce

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