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    The Barrel of a Musket
    The Barrel of a Musket
    The Barrel of a Musket
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    The Barrel of a Musket

    By Henry Thornton

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    A cautious and naturally scared, ordinary British soldier, Walker, is fighting in the wars against Napoleon Bonaparte’s French Army. He is joined throughout the battles by his friend Bob, who sometimes seems a crazy soldier. Bob seems to have a mystery life behind him. They are served loyally by their two horses, “Boring” and &

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBook Printing UK
    Release dateFeb 12, 2017
    ISBN9781911113911
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