Flashman's lady : from the Flashman papers, 1842-1845
Flashman's lady : from the Flashman papers, 1842-1845
When Flashman, the most decorated poltroon of the Victorian age, accepted an invitation from his old enemy, Tom Brown of Rugby, to join in a friendly cricket match, he little knew that he was letting himself in for the most desperate game of his scandalous career - a deadly struggle that would see him scampering from the hallowed wicket of Lord's to the jungle lairs of Borneo pirates, from a Newgate hanging to the torture pits of Madagascar, from Chinatown dens to slavery in the palace of a mad black queen. If he had known what lay ahead, Flashman would never have taken up cricket seriously.
Book info |
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| Author | Fraser, George MacDonald. |
| Reader | Gladwell Robert |
| Language | eng |
| Duration | 14 h 25 min |
| Publication info | Royal National Institute for the Blind. |
| Physical description | talking book Daisy 2.02 (14 h 25 min) |
| Notifications | Flashman ; 6. |
| Original publication info | Barrie & Jenkins 1977. |
| Keywords | historialliset romaanit historialliset seikkailuromaanit seikkailukirjallisuus historiska romaner historiska äventyrsböcker äventyrslitteratur |