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Alfred Duggan Books

    Alfred Duggan possessed a remarkably informed and gifted historical imagination, bringing the past to life with vivid immediacy. As a historian and archaeologist, his extensive fiction and non-fiction works explored diverse eras, from Julius Caesar's Rome to Medieval Europe. Duggan meticulously grounded his page-turning narratives in rigorous research, often informed by his direct archaeological fieldwork. He is celebrated for his unique ability to transport readers into unknown historical periods, rendering them with compelling vitality.

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    • Historical Fiction

      • 50 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
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      Focusing on the evolution of historical fiction from the 18th century onward, this 1957 work by Alfred Duggan explores the genre's growth and transformation. It provides insights into how historical narratives have been shaped by cultural and societal changes, highlighting key authors and works that have influenced the genre's trajectory. Through a detailed analysis, Duggan offers readers a deeper understanding of the interplay between history and fiction.

      Historical Fiction