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These novels of pirates on the high seas and intrigue in the Scottish highlands were written on a challenge by Stevenson's teenage stepson to ""write something really interesting."" The results are these fast-moving and adventurous books, simple and entertaining.Tags
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Ending my little R. L. Stevenson adventure, i pulled out the Cliffs Notes for Kidnapped to see if it helped me better like the book, and it did a little, but not much......I learned what a Jacobite is (was) sort of......but the intricate relationships leading to war still completely elude me. And i have to wonder who his audience was when the book was initially written that understood it any better....after all, it was written as a children's adventure book and maybe they were really up on these Scottish tribal battles, but it would be surprising.....onward and upward....
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- CliffsNotes on Stevenson's Treasure Island & Kidnapped; CliffsNotes on Stevenson's Treasure Island & Kidnapped
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