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He disobeys orders and sanctions cruelty while committing the most famous adultery in England's history. Naples 1798-9 is Nelson's darkest hour and it has an intimate witness. Cornelia Knight is an English ex-patriot in love with Nelson's Neapolitan rival. When war looms she must choose: love or duty.

Excerpt from Nelly Armstrong, Vol. 2 of 2: A Story of the DayShe had been obliged to resist her parents' desire that she should return to them in November. Cruel and heartless they thought her, for she knew that her mother's health was failing, and that she was rapidly losing her eyesight. But still they never suspected the truth, her love of gaiety and fine things, they supposed was what detained her in town. Neglected by their child, wounded...

He was Mr Bronte's right hand man and Charlotte's husband. He fell in love with two sisters and revered a third while, to the troubled brother, he tried to be a friend. Arthur Bell Nicholls was the intimate witness to all the triumphs and tragedies of the Brontes' adult lives and The Last Bronte is his testament.

Excerpt from Nelly Armstrong, Vol. 2 of 2: A Story of the Day The winter had passed away, the first half of spring was gone. Nelly had been a mother nearly two months. She had expected to die, but she and her child were alive, though both were feeble and weak. Her dread of discovery, and uneasiness of mind, had protracted her recovery. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more a...