SUMMARY: The Latest Of Cornwell'S Perennially Popular Sharpe Adventures, Returning, Like Sharpe'S Tiger, To India, And Culminating With The Battle At Assaye Which Wellington Considered His Greatest Victory. Repackaged In The Fantastic New Sharpe Look. As Millions Of Readers Came To Know Bernard Corn
Sharpe's Escape - Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Busaco - September 1810
β Scribed by Cornwell, Bernard
- Book ID
- 108045068
- Publisher
- HarperCollins
- Year
- 2005
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 128 KB
- Series
- Sharpe Series 10
- Category
- Fiction
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β¦ Synopsis
SUMMARY: Only two obstacles stand between Napoleon's mighty army and its seemingly certain conquest of Portugal: a land wasted and stripped of food at Wellington's orders . . . and Captain Richard Sharpe. But perils from within and without threaten the bold captain of the Light Company -- the hatred and incompetence of a superior officer, the vicious treachery of a false ally, and the overwhelming numbers of a fierce, determined enemy -- combining to make Sharpe's escape a near impossibility.
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