By Showell Styles
His Was The Fire (1956)
£17.00
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 Britain’s notable generals. The narrative spans Moore’s service across diverse landscapes, from the American backwoods and the War of Independence to the deserts of Egypt and the frigid Dutch polders.
By Showell Styles
His Was The Fire (1956)
£17.00
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 Britain’s notable generals. The narrative spans Moore’s service across diverse landscapes, from the American backwoods and the War of Independence to the deserts of Egypt and the frigid Dutch polders.
Format: Hardcover
Condition: Used (good)
Publisher: Faber & Faber
Year: 1956
Description
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 Britain’s notable generals. The narrative spans Moore’s 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 Moore’s associates, including the loyal Hester Stanhope, as well as original figures like Elijah Parker and Harry Lambert. Highlighting Moore’s resilience, leadership, and ultimate sacrifice at Corunna, this novel captures the enduring legacy of a courageous leader.
Condition Report
The dust cover is in very good condition, with only a minor tear at the bottom (approximately 1 cm) and some light edge wear. There is light smudging to the back of the dust cover, but overall, it is in good to very good condition. The pages are generally clean, with some light foxing to the edges. The binding is firm. Overall, this copy is in good to very good condition.