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"atom-bomb powered space dreadnought" +1 Reminds me of Bryan Talbot and Luther Arkwright. Perhaps the novel of the comic?...
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cepetit.myopenid.com commented on
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On "Royal Army", y'all are right; I was operating on individual unit designations (and still on little sleep). My bad; fortunately, I don't think anyone thought I was referring to a different organization... On your reading list, Mr/Ms Williams, I must disagree. I have, in fact, read those sources (or, at least, I've read book-length works by authors with those names, and it's entirely possible that you mean different books and/or persons, as a couple of them are not-uncommon names). I have read a lot more sources, and dealt with primary documents in the area, too; and the Beckett I...
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cepetit.myopenid.com commented on
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Please contact me via e-mail offline; I am not going to hijack this topic....
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cepetit.myopenid.com commented on
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No. I hope Our Gracious Host pardons my apparent incivility, but: We're going to verify the identity of the subject matter first. And don't throw that "my colleague the professional historian" in the face of a former professional military historian before you do so....
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cepetit.myopenid.com commented on
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Still not sufficient, as there are two particular books by one of those authors — among quite a few — that are a problem. TAKE IT OFF LINE....
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Charlie Stross commented on
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Mike: Joel Rosenberg is not, as far as I know, published in the UK. I've never read any of his work....
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