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GUNS IN THE NORTH

 

P.F. Chisholm

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Guns in the North

1592

Robert Carey, eighth son of Lord Hunsdon, has — to his servants’ dismay — abandoned Queen Elizabeth I’s court and is heading north to take up the post of Deputy Warden of the English West March.

The Border Marches are lawless badlands, peopled by cattle-rustlers, horse-thieves, arsonists, kidnappers and murderers. Spawned of centuries of Anglo-Scottish conflict, they are a festering sore that breeds treason and rebellion, threatening the fragile stability of Elizabeth I’s realm. With just a handful of horseman and a taciturn sergeant with a dark past, Carey, in his lace-collared, pearl-sashed courtly finery, will be expected to bring order to this bloody flux.

Carey has his own reasons for taking the post (closer to his true love’s arms, farther from his creditors’ gimlet eyes), but the courtier may find, in this land of duplicity and blood-feud, that he’s merely traded one set of troubles for another.

Plunging readers straight into the raucous world of late-sixteenth century border reivers and unfettered Elizabethan intrigue, Guns in the North is the first chronicle of Sir Robert Carey’s adventures, collecting the novels A Famine of Horses, A Season of Knives and A Surfeit of Guns under one volume.

Contents

Welcome Page

About Guns in the North

Introduction

A Famine of Horses

Foreword

Sunday, 18th June 1592, Noon

Sunday, 18th June 1592, Noon

Sunday, 18th June 1592, Afternoon

Sunday, 18th June 1592, Evening

Sunday, 18th June, Night

Monday, 19th June, Morning

Monday, 19th June, Morning

Monday, 19th June, Evening

Tuesday, 20th June, Before Dawn

Tuesday, 20th June, Morning

Tuesday, 20th June, Morning

Tuesday, 20th June, Afternoon

Wednesday, 21st June, 2 A.M.

Wednesday, 21st June, 2 A.M.

Wednesday, 21st June, 9 A.M.

Wednesday, 21st June, 10 A.M.

Wednesday, 21st June, 10 A.M.

Wednesday, 21st June, 11 A.M.

Wednesday, 21st June, 11 A.M.

Wednesday, 21st June, 12 NOON

Wednesday, 21st June, Afternoon

Wednesday, 21st June, Late Afternoon

Thursday, 22nd June, Before Dawn

Thursday, 22nd June, 10 A.M.

Thursday, 22nd June, 11 A.M.

Thursday, 22nd June, Noon

Thursday, 22nd June, Late Afternoon

Thursday, 22nd June, Late Afternoon

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