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And...the wolves. I can't shake the fact that the last wolves in England were killed in 1390! Even though I don't hate it as a plot device, there were other countries around in the Regency period that DID have wolves - France, Poland, America, even Ireland could be stretched (last recorded 1786).
Sarah wrote: "And...the wolves. I can't shake the fact that the last wolves in England were killed in 1390! Even though I don't hate it as a plot device, there were other countries around in the Regency period t..."
Ooh, yes. I initially gave her a pass on it because at one point she explained they were just wild dogs . . . but you're right, not accurate. They acted like wolves and were called wolves through most of the book!
True! Wild dogs could be anywhere, but wolves are pretty specific.
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And...the wolves. I can't shake the fact that the last wolves in England were killed in 1390! Even though I don't hate it as a plot device, there were other countries around in the Regency period that DID have wolves - France, Poland, America, even Ireland could be stretched (last recorded 1786).
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Sarah wrote: "And...the wolves. I can't shake the fact that the last wolves in England were killed in 1390! Even though I don't hate it as a plot device, there were other countries around in the Regency period t..."Ooh, yes. I initially gave her a pass on it because at one point she explained they were just wild dogs . . . but you're right, not accurate. They acted like wolves and were called wolves through most of the book!
True! Wild dogs could be anywhere, but wolves are pretty specific.