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One of my favorite SF books ever is The High Crusade, by Poul Anderson. Wikipedia describes the setting pretty well:quote:It is 1345 AD, and in the English town of Ansby (in northeastern Lincolnshire), Sir Roger, Baron de Tourneville, is recruiting a military force to assist King Edward III in the Hundred Years' War against France. Suddenly, an enormous silver spacecraft lands outside the town. And then things take a turn for the hilarious. It's presented as a historical document written by a 14th century monk who witnesses the events. There isn't really much alternate history going on, but it's well worth a read. Agreeing with recommendation for Making History, now I want to reread it. Would Guy Gavriel Kay's stuff belong in this thread? His books are pretty great.
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