The letters of 1809

The letters of 1809

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Historians try to retell a story that happened long before they were born. In 1809 neither friends nor lovers had it easy to communicate should they live far away from each other. The best way they could stay in contact was by sending letters. But letters could get lost or read by the wrong people and paper was costly at the time. So witty Alice and determined Adam have to think carefully what to write until they can finally see each other again. Especially when there is crooked relation inconspicuously plotting against you... ---------------------------------------------------- Updates everyday | Please read in British accents (It's so much more fun, I promise!)
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