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Subject: Question for those who have read the Tudor series bayJean Plaidy
Date Posted: 3/28/2009 7:39 PM ET
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I just recieved the "The Thistle and The Rose" in the mail.  I was going to read it next but I realized it is book 8 in a series I have not read.  Do I need to read the others first or can I just dive right in?
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Date Posted: 3/28/2009 7:42 PM ET
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How familiar are you with the history? It has been years since I read them, but since I'm very familiar with the history, and she usually does a good job of setting the scene, I'd just jump right in.

But, if you don't know a lot about Tudor History, you may want to start at the beginning.
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Date Posted: 3/28/2009 10:30 PM ET
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I think I am pretty familiar with the history since I have read all of the Phillipa Gregory book,  Margret Georges Autobiograph of Henry VIII and a few others.  So I will go ahead and read it.  Thank you.
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Date Posted: 3/29/2009 9:11 PM ET
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I think you'll be fine, then. Enjoy.

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