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The fifth of November

by Charles S. Bentley

Level C1 · AdvancedHistorical27 chapters
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About this book

In snowy London, a shadowy tavern known as the Leopard hides a world of danger and intrigue amid ruffians and rogues. As night falls, the city’s dark underbelly stirs, setting the stage for a gripping tale woven with historical mystery and peril.

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27 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02WHAT BEFELL AT "THE SIGN OF THE LEOPARD."
03IN THE SHADOW OF ST. PAUL.
04THE HOME-COMING OF GUIDO FAWKES.
05THE SUPERIOR OF THE JESUITS.
06WHY MASTER FAWKES WAS SUMMONED TO ENGLAND.
07THE WISEST FOOL IN CHRISTENDOM.
08THE VISCOUNT EFFINGSTON.
09IN THE GARDEN OF THE GENTLEMAN-PENSIONER.
10GARNET AND THE KING.
11THE FORGING OF THE THUNDERBOLT.
12THE WAY OF THE WORLD.

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