The Deserter

The Deserter

The DeserterWhen Mr. Davis wrote the story of "The Deserter," he could not possibly have foreseen that...
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Author: Davis, Richard Harding,1864-1916
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Language: English
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The Deserter

The Deserter

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The Deserter

Dhs. 50.89 Dhs. 25.43
Author: Davis, Richard Harding,1864-1916
Format: eBook
Language: English

The Deserter

When Mr. Davis wrote the story of "The Deserter," he could not possibly have foreseen that it was to be his last storythe last of those short stories which gave him such eminence as a short-story writer. He apparently was as rugged and as vigorous as ever. And yet, had he sat down to write a story which he knew was to be his last, I do not think he could have written one more fittingly designed to be the capstone of his literary monument. The theme is one in which he has unconsciously mirrored his own ideals of honorable obligation, as well as one which presents a wholesome lesson to young soldiers who have taken an oath to do faithful service to a nation. It is a story with a moral so subtly expressed that every soldier or sailor who reads it will think seriously of it if the temptation to such disloyalty should enter his mind. This story of the young man who tried to desert at Salonika may well have a heartening influence upon all men in uniforms who waver in the path of dutyespecially in these days of vast military operations when a whole world is in arms. It belongs in patriotic literature by the side of Edward Everett Hale's "The Man Without a Country." The motif is the samethat of obligation and service and loyalty to a pledge. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 15089
Author: Davis, Richard Harding
Release Date: Feb 17, 2005
Format: eBook
Language: English

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