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“Edward” explores an exceptional paradigm, steeped in History and Mysticism.
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p style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt" class="MsoNormal">font size="3">font face="Times New Roman">Edward's story starts when he is 5 years old, in the aftermath of the Buckingham Rebellion, and runs for 14 years, to the end of the Cornish Revolt. o:p>/o:p>/font>/font>
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Edward is the growing up of a great man in Tudor England, and about the past-life regression which brought it out. The interactive eBook has 61 links to show you the facts of the story.
If you’re very clever, and very lucky, you will learn from the practice of Law, sometimes even in the court itself, that the Truth is subjective. The truth of a novel is also subjective and, exactly as with a just and winning case, the truth of a great novel will stay with you and change your life. In Edward I have played with the Truth; taking exact and accurate facts to tell a particular story, which for 500 years was obscured from History. Here you will not find internal inconsistency or lapses of plot. Reviewers like it; but, if all I wanted was popularity I would not have told a |
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