I can imagine the main characters being spies would make for quite a different mood—I think Keith and Ewen would find that kind of thing highly distasteful, if not actually dishonourable.
Yes, I agree. Though, for a spy, Flemington is very honourable!
I'm not sure the extensive Hanoverian spy network in Scotland which is portrayed in the book is very realistic, though--Duffy does not seem very impressed by the Hanoverian intelligence network in Scotland.
I'm getting a lot of potential Yuletide requests from my Broster read-through—will have some fun sorting it all out come September :D
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Date: 2020-07-09 08:43 pm (UTC)Yes, I agree. Though, for a spy, Flemington is very honourable!
I'm not sure the extensive Hanoverian spy network in Scotland which is portrayed in the book is very realistic, though--Duffy does not seem very impressed by the Hanoverian intelligence network in Scotland.
I'm getting a lot of potential Yuletide requests from my Broster read-through—will have some fun sorting it all out come September :D
Yes, me too!