Good book recommendations?
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rogerneilson
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Good book recommendations?
Is it worth a section for this, have just started reading a couple of background ones about the servant and masters, might be interesting to see what people find informative.
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Re: Good book recommendations?
They usually get put in The Snug; I think there's a specific thread for them.
Currently investigating the Hillmans of Sussex.
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Re: Good book recommendations?
I think Roger means ones that are good for historical background info, not novels and cookbooks etc. 
Am I right Roger?
Am I right Roger?
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Re: Good book recommendations?
We have the Historical section for information on general areas
and we do actually in the Townships and Villages have a thread specifically
for Books on towns in the BC.
So I personally think the Historical section would suffice perhaps a thread
"Historical Books of interest" or similar.
That could cover all sorts of books
and we do actually in the Townships and Villages have a thread specifically
for Books on towns in the BC.
So I personally think the Historical section would suffice perhaps a thread
"Historical Books of interest" or similar.
That could cover all sorts of books
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rogerneilson
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Re: Good book recommendations?
snoopysue wrote:I think Roger means ones that are good for historical background info, not novels and cookbooks etc.
Am I right Roger?
Yes that's what I meant.
Roger
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rogerneilson
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Re: Good book recommendations?
Northern Lass wrote:We have the Historical section for information on general areas
and we do actually in the Townships and Villages have a thread specifically
for Books on towns in the BC.
So I personally think the Historical section would suffice perhaps a thread
"Historical Books of interest" or similar.
That could cover all sorts of books
Ok have done just that.
Roger
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