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Praise for the book:
'No one reading this book can possibly doubt the heroism of those involved... there can't be a finer history' -James Holland, New Statesman
'Powerful yet restrained, at times almost unbearably touching' -T.J.Binyon, Evening standard
'A living, breathing monument to fighter boys' -Mail on Sunday
In the summer of 1940 the future of Britain and arguably the free world depended on the morale and skill of a small group of mostly very young men. Their victory became celebrated as a classic feat of arms. But it was also a triumph of the spirit in which the attitudes and outlook of the pilots played a crucial part. Patrick Bishop's superb, critically acclaimed new history reaches beyond the myths to convey with unprecedented force what it was to be a fighter pilot in war, peace and love.
Author
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Patrick Bishop |
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Publication
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Harper Perennial |
Edition
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2004 |
Type
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Paperback |
Number of Pages
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446 |
Language
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English |
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