Ram: Being the Tale of One Ramillies Anstruther (1704-55), Who Was Found on a Battle Field, Served under Duke Marlborough in Flanders and Prince Eugene in Hungear; Was a General in Hindustan and a Nabob in London, Was a Condemned Murderer in Newgate Gaol and a Settler in Georgia Colony, and Who Perished through the Errors of General Braddock on the Monongahela River in the Province of Pennsylvania; Together with Intimate Details of His Loves and Amours with Carla, Chanda the Temple Whore, Lucinda, Erinne, and Other Delectable Females
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1960
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| Publication Type |
Novel
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| Number of Pages or Episodes |
463 p.
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| Language |
English
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St. Martin's Press
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| City |
New York
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| Abstract |
A swashbuckling tale about Ramillies Anstruther, a fictitious British soldier of fortune who, after expeditions in Europe, India, and the Georgia Colony, dies in the Battle of the Monongahela.
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| Notes |
Winchcombe Taylor is a pseudonym of John Winchcombe-Taylor (1898-1969).
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| Author Biography |
John Winchcombe-Taylor (1898-1969), born in New York City, was the veteran of two world wars (British Army, World War I; Canadian Army, World War II), an actor, playwright, and fiction writer. He died in Tucson, Arizona.
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1755
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