The Dogs of War
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The Dogs of War: 1861
By Emory M. Thomas1861 Emory M. Thomas ... The choir sang, and Pastor John A. Jones preached a farewell sermon to his son, who was a member of the Light Guards; the rest of the volunteer soldiers; and the eight hundred other citizens who packed the space ...
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The Dogs of War: A Sleeping Dogs Thriller
By john Wayne FalbeyLarsen, Kirkland, Stensen, Thomas, and Stone nodded as Whelan entered the room. “Almeida's missing. Anyone know where he is?” The other five men grinned in unison. “Wherever it is,” Stensen said, “there's at least one female with him.
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The Dogs of War: 1861
By Emory M. ThomasCharleston Mercury, May 30, 1861, quoted in T. Harry Williams, P. G. T. Beauregard: Napoleon in Gray (Baton Rouge, 1955), 64–65. 8. U.S. War Department, War of the Rebellion: A Compilation 96 ♢ Notes.
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The Dogs of War
By Frederick ForsythNow the only question is, how to get hold of it. Sir James knows how. Invade the country with a band of savage, cold-blooded mercenaries. Topple the government and set up a puppet dictatorship. Unleash the dogs of war.
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The Dogs of War: The Courage, Love, and Loyalty of Military Working Dogs
By Lisa RogakAn incredible story of the largely unseen but vital role that dogs play in our armed forces, Lisa Rogak's The Dogs of War is a must-read for animal lovers everywhere.
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The Dogs of War: The Courage, Love, and Loyalty of Military Working Dogs
By Lisa RogakReveals the amazing range of jobs that our four-legged soldiers now perform. Rogak examines the dogs' training and equipment, and sets the record straight on those rumors of titanium teeth. A must-read for animal lovers everywhere.
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The Dogs of War
By Frederick ForsythA British mining magnate hires a mercenary to carry out his plan to overthrow a West African dictator
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The Dogs of War
By Frederick ForsythIn a remote corner of Zangaro, a small republic in Africa, lies Crystal Mountain. At certain times of the day the mountain emits a strange glow. Only Sir James Manson...