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Tag Archives: Andrew Wareham
The Half-Blood Heir
Nathaniel Perry survived the Battle of Waterloo, despite the odds: two thirds of his unit have answered the last post and call, but he got through with just a bullet through the calf. Newly promoted to Major, he’s contemplating his … Continue reading
Falling into Battle
The War to End All Wars: Falling Into Battle© 2020 Andrew Wareham243 pages Christopher Sturton and Richard Baker are two young midshipmen who have come to the end of their day as mids: Christopher is moving on greater things as … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910s, Andrew Wareham, historical fiction, military, naval, The Great War
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