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George Macdonald Fraser – Flashman On The March – First Edition 2005
£65.00
First edition, first printing of Flashman on the March by George Macdonald Fraser, published by Harper Collins, London, in 2005. This is a fine copy, the boards are free from chips and marks, the text blocks are bright and crisp and the internals are free from inscriptions. The fine dust wrapper is without notable wear and has not been price clipped.
Flashman on the March by George MacDonald Fraser follows the escapades of the infamous anti-hero, Harry Flashman, as he embarks on a perilous journey through 19th-century Africa. Tasked with leading an expedition into Abyssinia, Flashman faces treacherous terrain, hostile natives and political intrigue. With his trademark wit and cunning, Flashman navigates danger and deception, whilst grappling with his own moral compass. Fraser’s thrilling narrative immerses readers in a world of adventure and intrigue, showcasing Flashman at his most daring and duplicitous.
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First edition, first printing of Flashman on the March by George Macdonald Fraser, published by Harper Collins, London, in 2005. This is a fine copy, the boards are free from chips and marks, the text blocks are bright and crisp and the internals are free from inscriptions. The fine dust wrapper is without notable wear and has not been price clipped.
Flashman on the March by George MacDonald Fraser follows the escapades of the infamous anti-hero, Harry Flashman, as he embarks on a perilous journey through 19th-century Africa. Tasked with leading an expedition into Abyssinia, Flashman faces treacherous terrain, hostile natives and political intrigue. With his trademark wit and cunning, Flashman navigates danger and deception, whilst grappling with his own moral compass. Fraser’s thrilling narrative immerses readers in a world of adventure and intrigue, showcasing Flashman at his most daring and duplicitous.
