The Archer Prism: reflecting Sir John Harington by Will Coe

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Will Coe

Hatched, enlarged, now decaying.
Publisher of the online magazine that turns history on its head - Egopendium.
Author of 'The Archer Prism', 'Ten women with a past' & 'Twenty men with a past'.

The Archer Prism: reflecting Sir John Harington

Will Coe
History, Bio & Memoir
published 543 days ago
about 135585 words
ISBN: 9780957002500

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Fictional autobiography of an important, little known Elizabethan knight.
Sir John Harington regards Jeffrey Archer, bestselling novelist & peer, as his modern counterpart. By comparing Jeffrey's extraordinary life with his own, he seeks to understand his own actions and relationships.
Sir John was Queen Elizabeth's favourite & sauciest Godson. A famous and controversial writer, he invented the flush toilet.

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Chapters List

Chap. #	Title	# Words
1	Chapter 1: Mothers	8651	Free Sample!
2	Chapter 2: Wife	3600	Free Sample!
3	Chapter 3: Misfortune	9504	Free Sample!
4	Chapter 4: Enemy	7112
5	Chapter 5: Author	5101
6	Chapter 6: Weathervanes	5353
7	Chapter 7: Class	6065
8	Chapter 8: Patrons	6202
9	Chapter 9: Liaisons	4602
10	Chapter 10: Talents	4592
11	Chapter 11: Plots	5139
12	Chapter 12: Fountains	4423
13	Chapter 13: Flush	4739
14	Chapter 14: Theatre	4582
15	Chapter 15: Majesty	5771
16	Chapter 16: Books	6824
17	Chapter 17: Soldiering	11667
18	Chapter 18: Reporting	8925
19	Chapter 19: Madness	9276
20	Chapter 20: Arraignment	6758
21	Chapter 21: King	6699

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