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- Walls of Jericho
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- 2008
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A Cavalry Tale
Historians would have us believe that British dragoons who fought against Napoleon were an untrained and uncontrollable rabble - a liability wherever they were posted. In the Duke of Wellington's words, merely 'galloping at everything.' And perhaps that view of the cavalry is true...
Or maybe not.
In the freezing February of 1805, deep in a Gloucestershire woodland, two young men met by accident.
This is their story.
Historians would have us believe that British dragoons who fought against Napoleon were an untrained and uncontrollable rabble - a liability wherever they were posted. In the Duke of Wellington's words, merely 'galloping at everything.' And perhaps that view of the cavalry is true...
Or maybe not.
In the freezing February of 1805, deep in a Gloucestershire woodland, two young men met by accident.
This is their story.
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From the Back Cover
1808. As Napoleon's conscript armies smash their way across Europe, a small British expeditionary force lands on the coast of Portugal. Its mission: to support Portuguese efforts to eject the French from their country. Young cavalrymen Corporal Joshua Lock and Lieutenant the Honourable John Killen disembark with the 20th Light Dragoons. But their unlikely three-year friendship, forged in the aftermath of a near-fatal accident, ends tragically when Lock is killed in a French ambush. So when his regiment marches to meet the French in battle, will Killen live to honour his father's memory? And is Lock really dead?
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