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His Was The Fire (1956)Published by Faber & Faber in 1956, His Was The Fire by Showell Styles is an engaging historical novel centred on the life of Sir John Moore, one of Britains notable generals. The narrative spans Moores service across diverse landscapes, from the American backwoods and the War of Independence to the deserts of Egypt and the frigid Dutch polders. With vivid characterisation, Styles brings to life Moores associates, including the loyal Hester Stanhope,

As you turn the pages of this charming volume

This copy is a reprint published by John Murray in June 1913 (the first edition was also published in June 1913)

making it a must-read for fans of crime fiction and those who appreciate a compelling detective story set against the backdrop of a captivating and enigmatic city

In the company of Evangeline and Francesca French

This is a first edition copy published by Ian Allan in 1986

This is an undated edition published by Caxton Publishing

Illustrated by Adrian Stokes

the title page and the page edges (the rest of the book is largely unaffected)

Presented in its original quarter green cloth binding with pictorial paper boards

The book's pages resonate with adventure

the cunning Iago

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