Along the whole length of the Iron Coast, from Alprech Point to Cape Gris-Nez, five out of seven corps of the Grand Army breathed the salt air of the English Channel.
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(1955)
Captain Cut-Throat
by John Dickson Carr
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When someone begins a killing spree on Napoleon's personal sentries, captured British agent Alan Hepburn finds himself forced not only to assist with the investigation, but also to match wits with the Emperor and his chief of police, the wily Fouche.
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September 1980
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Ace Books
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"Along the whole length of the Iron Coast, from Alprech Point to Cape Gris-Nez, five out of seven corps of the Grand Army breathed the salt air of the English Channel."
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