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Death to the French

by C. S. Forester
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Overview

Separated from his regiment during a retreat, Rifleman Matthew Dodd of Wellington's army engaged the French single-handedly and eventually causes their retreat. If you liked "The Gun," you will love this book.

Synopsis

From the author of The African Queen and the Hornblower series, comes a thrilling novel of guerrilla warfare against Napoleon's troops. In 1810, with Wellington's army penned behind the Tigus, Rifleman Dodd becomes separated from his regiment. When he stumbles upon a band of Portuguese guerrillas, he transforms this ramshackle group into an organized fighting force that continually harries the infuriated enemy. A rousing war and adventure story.

About the Author, C. S. Forester

One of the most popular adventure novelists ever, C.S. Forester delighted readers with his Horatio Hornblower series of nautical historical novels, which follow the career of a brave captain in the Napoleonic wars. Forester also created a great love story in The African Queen, the basis for the John Huston film of the same name.

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Book Details

Published
December 1, 2001
Publisher
Simon Publications, Incorporated
Pages
260
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781931541725

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