Bernard Cornwell Collected Edition: Sharpe’s Company, Sharpe’s Sword and Sharpe’s Enemy
BERNARD CORNWELL
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First published in Great Britain by HarperCollins 2014
Copyright © Rifleman Productions Ltd 1983
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Source ISBN: 9780007334551, 9780007346820, 9780007346790
Ebook Edition © FEBRUARY 2014 ISBN: 9780007454709
Version: 2017-05-08
Table of Contents
SHARPE’S
COMPANY
Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Badajoz,
January to April 1812
BERNARD CORNWELL
Sharpe’s Company is for the Harper family, Charlie and Marie, Patrick, Donna and Terry, with affection and gratitude
‘Brilliant! Sharpe is a great creation’
Daily Mirror
‘Now thou art come unto a feast of death’
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
HENRY VI, PART I, ACT 4, SCENE 5.
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Part Three: St Patrick’s Day, March 17th to Easter Sunday, March 29th 1812