The novel is set during the period of the Seven Years' War (1756-1763) and focuses on the struggle for control over Canada between the British and the French. The story centers around the character of Wolfe, who was a prominent British general during this conflict.The narrative follows the adventures of the protagonist as they participate in key battles and events related to the fight for Canada. The story involves military action, strategy, and the personal experiences of those involved i...

The novel centers on the mysterious figure of the Phantom Airman, who is involved in a series of intriguing and suspenseful events related to aviation. The story typically features elements of mystery and adventure, revolving around the enigmatic airman and his activities.The protagonist, usually a young and intrepid individual, becomes entangled in the mystery surrounding the Phantom Airman. As they investigate, they uncover clues, face various challenges, and navigate dangerous situation...

In "Dastral of the Flying Corps," Rowland Walker weaves a gripping narrative that deftly combines elements of fantasy with military aviation. Set against an imaginative backdrop of aerial combat and surreal landscapes, Walker employs a lyrical yet accessible prose style that captures both the exhilaration of flight and the gravity of war. This novel resonates within the literary tradition of speculative fiction, drawing influences from both classic war literature and contemporary fantasy, ...

CHAPTER ITHE TROUT-STREAM"Here's a beauty, Jack!""Hold him, Jamie, till I come!""Come quickly then, old fellow--he's slipping away from me! Quick! Hang it, the fellow's gone! I've missed him, and----""Splash!" The sentence was never finished, for Jamie, stepping too excitedly on a treacherous, moss-covered rock in mid-stream, slipped, and the next instant found himself sitting down, up to the armpits in the water which raced past him like a mill-stream.

Under Wolfe's FlagByRowland Walker

Dastral: The protagonist, a courageous and skilled pilot known for his exceptional flying abilities and dedication to his duty. Dastral's character embodies the spirit of adventure and bravery associated with early aviation.Flying Corps Colleagues: Fellow pilots and members of the Flying Corps who play significant roles in the story, contributing to the camaraderie and competitive spirit within the squadron.Love Interest: A character who provides a romantic subplot to the story, adding emo...

This vintage book contains Rowland's World War One novel, "A Tale of the Great European War". This book is part of the World War One Centenary series, which aims to create, collate and reprint new and old works of poetry, fiction, autobiography and analysis. The series forms a commemorative tribute to mark the passing of one of the world's bloodiest wars, offering new perspectives on this tragic yet fascinating period of human history. "A Tale of the Great European War" is highly recommend...

Contents:CHAPTERThe Secret of the SchwarzwaldThe Wonder 'Plane"Tempest" of the Aerial PoliceA Midnight ConsultationThe Aerial LinerAn Up-to-Date Cabin BoyA Duel with WordsSons of the DesertThe Phantom BirdThe Brigand of the Eastern SkiesThe Air-King's TributeThe Maharajah's ChoiceThe Missing AirshipBetrayed by the CameraDiamond cut DiamondThe Ghostly VisitantThe Wa...

Aerial Warfare Archives: 27 Must-Have Books assembles a capacious documentary and literary record of flight's transformation into an instrument of modern war. Ranging from memoir, battlefield narrative, technical reflection, reportage, adventure writing, and retrospective history, the volume captures both the exhilaration of aviation and its grave human costs. Accounts associated with pioneering fighter tactics and the celebrated culture of the flying ace stand beside less familiar perspec...

Most people know Arthur Conan Doyle created Sherlock Holmes. But he was a prolific writer throughout his long career, producing far more than just the Holmes mysteries. This volume assembles 65 of his non-Sherlockian tales, covering a wide range of subjects: mysteries, adventure, supernatural, medical, nautical, and pugelist stories are just the tip of the iceberg! Here, in more than 1,100 pages, is one of the largest collections of Doyle short stories ever published. Included are: THE LOS...

Edgar Charles Middleton's "The Way of the Air: A Description of Modern Aviation" offers an extensive examination of the evolution, technology, and cultural impact of aviation in the early 20th century. Written with a blend of technical precision and poetic insight, Middleton's prose captures the spirit of innovation while evoking the awe surrounding human flight. The book situates itself within the broader context of early modernity, reflecting societal changes and aspirations during an er...

‘Classic . . . the definitive account of aerial combat – full of passion and poetry’ – Max Arthur, Independent ‘Magical evocation of the lonely battle fought in the clouds’ – The Daily Telegraph ‘This is a book everyone should read. It is the autobiography of an ace, and no common ace either. The boy had all the noble tastes and qualities, love of beauty, soaring imagination, a brilliant endowment of good looks . . . this prince of pilots . . . had a charmed life in every sense of the word...