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The French Prisoners of Norman Cross: A Tale

by Arthur Brown

Level C1 · AdvancedHistorical11 chapters
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About this book

In 1808, weary French soldiers captured at the Battle of Vimiero are marched to the bleak Norman Cross Barracks, a grim prison camp where hope and freedom feel as distant as the battlefield they left behind.

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11 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02p. 24CHAPTER II.—FORMATION OF THE BARRACKS.
03p. 37CHAPTER III.—A FRIEND IN NEED.
04p. 58CHAPTER IV.—MUTINY OF THE PRISONERS.
05p. 79CHAPTER V.—NEARLY A SUICIDE.
06p. 98CHAPTER VI.—A DUEL AND TWO DEATHS.
07p. 113CHAPTER VII.—ATTEMPTED ESCAPE.
08p. 129CHAPTER VIII.—AN ENEMY TURNS UP.
09p. 150CHAPTER IX.—PRISONERS EMANCIPATED.
10p. 163CHAPTER X.—ENGLAND AND FRANCE UNITED.
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