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But it is the complex relationship between Horatia and the woman she believed was only her godmother that forms the heart of this poignant, absorbing novel. Shifting between the idyll of Horatia’s childhood before Nelson’s death at Trafalgar and the gloom of Emma’s Calais rooms nine years later, Nelson’s Daughter offers a vivid and beguiling vision of Nelson’s most personal legacy. First Edition. Hardcover. Published by Hodder and Stoughton 2005
