Maurice Tiernay: Soldier of Fortune
Sep 2026 · Aeneas Press
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The son of an executed royalist becomes a soldier of the Republic and follows the eagles from the Rhine to Egypt. Lever wrote a run of Napoleonic novels and this is the most tightly plotted of them. This edition is bound with 48 plates after George Wallis, James Gillray and Francis Swaine, among others, and includes 12 illustrations restored and coloured for this volume.
The son of an executed royalist becomes a soldier of the Republic and follows the eagles from the Rhine to Egypt. Lever wrote a run of Napoleonic novels and this is the most tightly plotted of them. This edition is bound with 48 plates after George Wallis, James Gillray and Francis Swaine, among ...
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Charles Lever (1806-1872) was an Irish novelist born in Dublin, a physician who practised through a cholera epidemic before turning to fiction. He edited the Dublin University Magazine and later served as British consul in Trieste. His works include The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer, Maurice Tiernay, Jack Hinton, and Lord Kilgobbin.
Charles Lever (1806-1872) was an Irish novelist born in Dublin, a physician who practised through a cholera epidemic before turning to fiction. He edited the Dublin University Magazine and later served as British consul in Trieste. His works include The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer, Maurice Tie...
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