Bøger af Charles Lever

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Charles James Lever (1806-1872) was an Irish novelist, although he never participated in a battle his descriptions of them in Tom Burke and other early novels won praise.

1872. Part Two of Two. Illustrated. A Military romance from the author of the popular Harry Lorrequer. Part Two begins: The night which followed the battle was a sad one. Through the darkness, and under a fast-falling rain, the hours were spent searching for our wounded comrades amid the heap of slain upon the field; and the glimmering of the lanterns, as they flickered far and near across the wide plain, bespoke the track of the fatigue parties in their mournful round; while the groans of the wounded rose amid the silence with an accent of heartrending anguish; so true was it, as our great commander said, there is nothing more sad than a victory, except a defeat. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing. Other volumes in this set are ISBN(s): 1417904720.