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  • Description

208 pages - 2003 - Used, mint condition
Written by an author who fought during the First World War, this book of " Biggles " stories will take you up in the skies of 1918, where our hero and his fellow flyers are facing the German air Aces.

Characteristics

Book cover finish Offset varnish, Perfect paperback
Special features Dedicated copy, Reprint
Condition Used, mint condition
Number of pages 208
Published date 2003
Language English
Size 17 x 18 x 1 cm
Author Captain W.E. Johns
Editor RED FOX

Description

The First World War is nearing its final stages and " Biggles " and his fellow flyers are struggling to maintain supremacy over the German air Aces. In this game, cunning is everything and " Biggles " hatches some outrageous and desperate schemes in order to stay ahead - and alive.

 

( ... ) " Biggles " is not entirely a fictitious character. True, he did not exist, as far as I am aware, under that name, but the exploits with which he has been credited have nearly all been built on a foundation of truth, although, needless to say, they were not all the efforts of a single individual. Students of air - war history may have no difficulty in recognising the actual incidents, and the name of the officers associated with them, although they are now presented in fiction form. ( ... )