Go Tell the Bees that I Am Gone (Outlander, #9)

by Diana Gabaldon

But he hadn’t thought at all that Jamie might not realize that Roger—and Bree, for God’s sake!—knew the intimate details of his personal Gethsemane; had known them for years.

Of course he knew. He'd known since Briana talked about the rape because she asked him about his revenge on Randall. Continuity is wrong again.

read, lass,” her father said, raising one eyebrow at her. “There was an account of a sea battle in the Salisbury newspaper, and a drawing showin’ the wee sailors up among the masts, blastin’ away.”

Are we to forget the battles they experienced first hand on the Teal and the other. ships? With all the boarding, bombing, etc, surely they would have seen this for themselves.