 Oh!" he said, and ran. Another grunted suddenly as if he had been struck by a club in the stomach. He sat down and gazed ruefully. In his eyes there was mute, indefinite reproach. Farther up the line a man, standing behind a tree, had had his knee joint...  Civil War Generalship: The Art of Commandby W. J. Wood - 1997 - 269 pagesNo preview available - About this book
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...he had been struck by a club in the stomach. He sat down and gazed ruefully. In his eyes there was mute, indefinite reproach. Farther up the line a man,...remained, clinging desperately and crying for assistance." It is also true that the portrayal of Fleming's first experience of combat is extraordinary for its... | |
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