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Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Badajoz, Spring 1812.
I have been reading the Sharpe books in chronological order, and I believe my decision is both helping me understand the evolution of the main character better, and putting a brake on my enjoyment when I come across some earlier written books ( I believe this is the third in publication order) that don't quite reach the high standards I expect from Bernard Cornwell. Sharpe's Company is both a bit simplistic, unsophisticated and an importan ...more

I have been galloping through the Sharpe adventures. I am enjoying this series so much because it's a part of history I am very unfamiliar with. Each book brings a new conflict from the Peninsula War.
Book 13 for me, and I am finding the books I have read this year get continually more descriptive and violent. This is not a problem for me; I suppose it is a warning to some who do not enjoy the storytelling of war, as it truly is. Cornwell holds nothing back in this battle of Badajoz, known as on ...more
Book 13 for me, and I am finding the books I have read this year get continually more descriptive and violent. This is not a problem for me; I suppose it is a warning to some who do not enjoy the storytelling of war, as it truly is. Cornwell holds nothing back in this battle of Badajoz, known as on ...more

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