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Description:ISBN 0002727463 / Genre: History / Non Fiction / Author: George MacDonald Fraser / Edition: New Ed / Paperback / 428 Pages / Book is ... more

The Steel Bonnets - George MacDonald Fraser ... published 1989-03-09 by HarperCollins

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 ... in. I spent a few years living along the border as a youngster and didn't take the reiver years particularly seriously - thinking of it as merely farming folk nicking a couple of chickens here and there, this book really helped bring it to life for me though. With characters coming from the same families and having incredibly similar names it does get a bit complicated to work out who is who occasionally, fortunately the book is written from the early days of the border reivers through to their final days, so it'...more

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The Steel Bonnets - George MacDonald Fraser: A lot of big Willies! (370 words)
by - written on 21/10/11 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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Ever since coming across The Complete McAuslan, I've slowly been reading more and more George MacDonald Fraser books, until now they had all been fictional but based on history. The Steel Bonnets is a heavy historical book about the border reivers, full to the brim with knowledge, dates and real-life characters with similar names, it's a little hard to get into at the beginning. As a borderer himself, George McDonald Fraser is undoubtedly the best person imaginable to write such a book, his attention to detail is superb and you can see it's a subject he is greatly interested in. I spent a few years living along the border as a youngster and didn't take the ...  Read the complete review