Hellfire
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Author: Cameron Forbes
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 576
The most critically acclaimed account of Australian Prisoners of War of the Japanese ever published: "A superb account...Cameron Forbes has a novelist's eye for character and place and an historian's concern for the truth. The result is prose that shines and a story that plumbs all that is best and worst in the human condition." (Les Carlyon) "Humane, deeply imagined, full of intelligence and well-researched...If you want a book about a heroic time full of blood and tears and drama, if you want the Anzac spirit and the Last Post and the sense that we are, sometimes at least, a great nation, look no further." (Peter Craven, Sydney Morning Herald)
Author: Cameron Forbes
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 576
The most critically acclaimed account of Australian Prisoners of War of the Japanese ever published: "A superb account...Cameron Forbes has a novelist's eye for character and place and an historian's concern for the truth. The result is prose that shines and a story that plumbs all that is best and worst in the human condition." (Les Carlyon) "Humane, deeply imagined, full of intelligence and well-researched...If you want a book about a heroic time full of blood and tears and drama, if you want the Anzac spirit and the Last Post and the sense that we are, sometimes at least, a great nation, look no further." (Peter Craven, Sydney Morning Herald)
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Cameron Forbes
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 576
The most critically acclaimed account of Australian Prisoners of War of the Japanese ever published: "A superb account...Cameron Forbes has a novelist's eye for character and place and an historian's concern for the truth. The result is prose that shines and a story that plumbs all that is best and worst in the human condition." (Les Carlyon) "Humane, deeply imagined, full of intelligence and well-researched...If you want a book about a heroic time full of blood and tears and drama, if you want the Anzac spirit and the Last Post and the sense that we are, sometimes at least, a great nation, look no further." (Peter Craven, Sydney Morning Herald)
Author: Cameron Forbes
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 576
The most critically acclaimed account of Australian Prisoners of War of the Japanese ever published: "A superb account...Cameron Forbes has a novelist's eye for character and place and an historian's concern for the truth. The result is prose that shines and a story that plumbs all that is best and worst in the human condition." (Les Carlyon) "Humane, deeply imagined, full of intelligence and well-researched...If you want a book about a heroic time full of blood and tears and drama, if you want the Anzac spirit and the Last Post and the sense that we are, sometimes at least, a great nation, look no further." (Peter Craven, Sydney Morning Herald)
Hellfire
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