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Bloody Shiloh — L.J. Coburn
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Published:
Apr-2014 -
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eBook -
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Main Genre:
Historical -
Time Period:
19th Century 1860's-1870's American West -
Pages:
144 -
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BLOODY SHILOH
The rear lines were still being ordered on by officers who could see nothing of what was taking place further forward. Those who had gone in first and still survived were turning and trying to push their way back away from the steady Confederate fire that seemed to come from behind every tree and bush.
Cursing and swearing, a young Lieutenant drew his sword and charged into the thick of things, knocking men about body and head and ordering them back into line.
‘Cowards! Cowardly bastards! Fight, damn you!'
He slashed down at a private who was crawling on all fours, a wound deep in his shoulder. The blade of the officer's sword sliced through the back of one hand and the man scrambled on, leaving three fingers behind on the earth...
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Laurence James was a prolific British editor-turned-author whose many western series, including APACHE, HERNE THE HUNTER, CALEB THORN and GUNSLINGER, dominated popular fiction throughout the 1970s and 80s. In addition to his vast western output, James (who became a full-time writer in 1972) also wrote under the names James Axler (the DEATHLANDS and EARTH BLOOD series), James Darke (THE WITCHES), Arthur Frazier (WOLFSHEAD), Neil Langholm (THE VIKINGS), James McPhee (SURVIVAL 2000), Jonathan May (the CONFESSIONS series), Klaus Netzen (THE KILLERS), Mick Norman (ANGELS) and Andrew Quiller (THE EAGLES), plus two stand-alone novels as Richard Haigh. His frequent collaborators included Terry Harknett, John Harvey, Angus Wells and Kenneth Bulmer
BLOODY SHILOH
The rear lines were still being ordered on by officers who could see nothing of what was taking place further forward. Those who had gone in first and still survived were turning and trying to push their way back away from the steady Confederate fire that seemed to come from behind every tree and bush.
Cursing and swearing, a young Lieutenant drew his sword and charged into the thick of things, knocking men about body and head and ordering them back into line.
‘Cowards! Cowardly bastards! Fight, damn you!'
He slashed down at a private who was crawling on all fours, a wound deep in his shoulder. The blade of the officer's sword sliced through the back of one hand and the man scrambled on, leaving three fingers behind on the earth...
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Laurence James was a prolific British editor-turned-author whose many western series, including APACHE, HERNE THE HUNTER, CALEB THORN and GUNSLINGER, dominated popular fiction throughout the 1970s and 80s. In addition to his vast western output, James (who became a full-time writer in 1972) also wrote under the names James Axler (the DEATHLANDS and EARTH BLOOD series), James Darke (THE WITCHES), Arthur Frazier (WOLFSHEAD), Neil Langholm (THE VIKINGS), James McPhee (SURVIVAL 2000), Jonathan May (the CONFESSIONS series), Klaus Netzen (THE KILLERS), Mick Norman (ANGELS) and Andrew Quiller (THE EAGLES), plus two stand-alone novels as Richard Haigh. His frequent collaborators included Terry Harknett, John Harvey, Angus Wells and Kenneth Bulmer
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