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An ebook of this novel can be borrowed via OverDrive<ref name=OverDrive /><ref name=Frederica />.
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[https://www.overdrive.com/ OverDrive] is a service that makes ebooks available to public libraries and to individuals; to use it, a logon account is needed (available through many libraries), or you can make a (free) account there for yourself.
[https://www.overdrive.com/ OverDrive] is a service that makes ebooks available to public libraries and to individuals; to use it, a logon account is needed (available through many libraries), or you can make a (free) account there for yourself.
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[https://www.overdrive.com/media/658565/a-civil-contract A Civil Contract] borrowable ebook at OverDrive.
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A Civil Contract is a historical novel by Georgette Heyer first published in 1961. It is one of Heyer's signature Regency romances, estimated to take place in ??.

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An ebook of this novel can be borrowed via OverDrive[1][2].

Leading characters

  • Male lead:
  • Female lead:

Notes

  1. OverDrive is a service that makes ebooks available to public libraries and to individuals; to use it, a logon account is needed (available through many libraries), or you can make a (free) account there for yourself.
  2. A Civil Contract borrowable ebook at OverDrive.