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Black-adder : the Whole Damn Dynasty by Richard Curtis; Rowan Atkinson; Ben Elton; British Broadcasting Corporation is a humor available to read on EtoBox.

What is Black-adder : the Whole Damn Dynasty about?

Are you looking for a book that is as cunning as a fox that has just been made Professor Cunning at Oxford University?<br> <br> Then look no further. <i>Blackadder: The Whole Damn Dynasty</i> is the book for you. Here, at last, for the first time, are the full scripts of one of British television's funniest comedies. Follow the hilarious misadventures of the despicable Edmund Blackadder and his dimwitted sidekick Baldrick through four centuries of hopelessly mangled English history: from medieval nastiness through Elizabethan and Regency glory, to the mud and sauteed rats of the First World War. Aside from the ball-bouncingly funny scripts themselves, <i>Blackadder</i> also features special bonus sections: "Instruments of Torture in the Late Middle Ages"; "Medieval Medicine" ("1. Herbs; 2. Leeches; 3. Saw It Off"); and an indispensable "Index of Blackadder's Finest Insults."<br> <br> "The greatest work of fiction since vows of fidelity were included in the French marriage service." —Edmund Blackadder <p>A collection of scripts from the television series as well as miscellaneous items such as Baldrick's family tree and an index of Blackadder's finest insults

Who reads Black-adder : the Whole Damn Dynasty?

It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.

Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
Richard Curtis; Rowan Atkinson; Ben Elton; British Broadcasting Corporation
Publisher
Penguin (Non-Classics)
Published
2000
Language
EN
ISBN
9780140296082
Category
humor
Subjects
Sports, Literary Fiction, Fiction
Rating
4.46 / 5 (1,663 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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