Sharpe's Command
Sharpe's Command
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During the Peninsular War, Richard Sharpe is sent behind enemy lines toward the bridge at Almaraz, a strategic crossing vital to French operations. The mission demands secrecy, speed, and the ability to command men through shifting danger in the Spanish countryside. Bernard Cornwell’s Sharpe’s Command returns to 1812 with military action, battlefield strategy, rivalry, and the rough-edged officer whose reputation was built by succeeding where safer men would refuse to go.
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