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In 'Mr. Rowl,' a meticulously rendered historical romance set against the tumultuous backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars, D. K. Broster delivers an engrossing narrative weaving the grim realities of wartime with the tender complexities of love. The life of Captain Raoul des Sablières, a gallant French soldier held captive on the Plymouth hulks, serves as the window through which we examine peculiar alliances and romances that blossom in adversity. Characterized by Broster's rich detailing and profound command over the period's socio-political environment, the novel not only paints a vivid picture…mehr

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In 'Mr. Rowl,' a meticulously rendered historical romance set against the tumultuous backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars, D. K. Broster delivers an engrossing narrative weaving the grim realities of wartime with the tender complexities of love. The life of Captain Raoul des Sablières, a gallant French soldier held captive on the Plymouth hulks, serves as the window through which we examine peculiar alliances and romances that blossom in adversity. Characterized by Broster's rich detailing and profound command over the period's socio-political environment, the novel not only paints a vivid picture of 19th-century England but also reflects upon the dignified resilience of human connection amidst the harshest circumstances. D. K. Broster, with a keen interest in historical epochs and an exceptional ability to animate the past, crafts the character of Raoul with the utmost care, reflecting the intricate cultural and personal predicaments of his time. The author's profound research and immersive storytelling manifest in a tale that feels both authentic and riveting. 'Mr. Rowl' may have been shaped by Broster's deep-seated fascination with European history and her pursuit to capture the essence of the human spirit within the grand tapestry of historical events. This novel is heartily recommended to enthusiasts of historical fiction who appreciate a passionate, yet thoughtful examination of life during wartime. 'Mr. Rowl' stands out with its meaningful engagement with history and human emotion, promising readers a journey through the corridors of the past, laden with intrigue, camaraderie, and the timeless quest for love. Broster's novel opens the door to a bygone era with the gentle hand of a romance that defies the barriers between captor and captive, and the insurmountable walls of war.

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Dorothy Kathleen Broster, commonly known as D.K. Broster (1877-1950), was a prolific English author noted for her historical novels that skilfully wove together the intricacies of human emotion with the tapestry of historical events. Educated at Oxford, Broster served as a Red Cross nurse during World War I, an experience that honed her observational skills, later manifest in the nuanced characters of her literary creations. Broster is perhaps best known for her Jacobite trilogy which includes 'The Flight of the Heron' (1925), 'The Gleam in the North' (1927), and 'The Dark Mile' (1929). Her commitment to meticulous historical research and an elegant prose style won the admiration of her contemporaries and readers alike. 'Mr. Rowl', one of her later works, encapsulates her forte of marrying complex historical settings with profound narrative depth, signaling Broster's enduring legacy as a master of the historical novel genre. Despite being less widely known today, her work remains a testament to her narrative prowess and her capacity to translate the past into compelling fiction.