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・ Nathaniel Silsbee, Jr.
・ Nathaniel Simonds
・ Nathaniel Smith
・ Nathaniel Smith (disambiguation)
・ Nathaniel Smith (MP)
・ Nathaniel Smith House
・ Nathaniel Smith Richardson
・ Nathaniel Smithson House
・ Nathaniel Smybert
・ Nathaniel Sneyd
・ Nathaniel Spence
・ Nathaniel Spinckes
・ Nathaniel Spring
・ Nathaniel St André
・ Nathaniel Stampley
Nathaniel Starbuck
・ Nathaniel Stebbins
・ Nathaniel Stephen Appleby
・ Nathaniel Stephens
・ Nathaniel Stephens (clergyman)
・ Nathaniel Stern
・ Nathaniel Stevenson
・ Nathaniel Stone Simpkins
・ Nathaniel Stookey
・ Nathaniel Sylvester
・ Nathaniel T. Helman
・ Nathaniel T. Oaks
・ Nathaniel Tan
・ Nathaniel Tarn
・ Nathaniel Taylor


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Nathaniel Starbuck : ウィキペディア英語版
Nathaniel Starbuck

Nathaniel Starbuck is a fictional character, Confederate soldier, and the protagonist of British author Bernard Cornwell's (b. 1944), ''"Starbuck Chronicles"'' series of novels of historical fiction. Cornwell is also author of several other series of historical fiction such as the "Richard Sharpe" novels of the British campaigns in the Peninsular War in Spain during the Napoleonic Wars of the early 19th Century.
== Life before the books ==
Starbuck is born in Boston, Massachusetts, the son of radical abolitionist minister Reverend Dr. Elial Starbuck. He lives a relatively pious childhood, and is regularly beaten by his father, which leaves him unprepared for the outside world.
Starbuck goes to the Yale Seminary, in New Haven, Connecticut, as his father hopes he will follow him into the ministry. Here Starbuck meets several notable figures, including the well-known Oliver Wendell Holmes, (1809-1894), (poet, professor, author ) and his equally famous son Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., (1841-1935), (Union Army officer and future U.S. Supreme Court justice). He also meets his close friend Adam Faulconer, who is also studying at Yale seminary.

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