With Wolseley To Kumasi A Tale Of The First Ashanti War
By:F. S. Brereton Published By:Double9 Books
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With Wolseley To Kumasi A Tale Of The First Ashanti War
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With Wolseley to Kumasi: A Tale Of The First Ashanti War follows the journey of a young man caught in the turbulent Gold Coast during the First Ashanti War. After the death of his father, the protagonist is left to confront the threat of betrayal by his father’s former employee. The story captures the gripping tension of betrayal, self-reliance, and the clash between European aspirations and indigenous cultures. The narrative begins with the protagonist struggling to protect his father’s gold, as he faces threats of dishonesty and theft. In a moment of high tension, he finds himself in a confrontation under the cover of night with a man who aims to rob him, escalating into a thrilling chase. This sets the stage for a larger adventure where survival, justice, and resilience are tested in the harsh landscape of war and deceit. The novel explores themes of personal growth, the struggle for integrity, and the resilience required to survive in a world filled with danger and moral challenges.
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Sadleir Brereton, who frequently used the pen name Captain Brereton, was a British Army medical officer and a prolific author of children's books. He was born on August 5, 1872, in Wallington, United Kingdom, and served with distinction in the British Army. Brereton is best known for his works that focused on heroic deeds and adventures, particularly those associated with the British Empire. His writings often revolved around themes of courage, military exploits, and the values of duty and honor. Brereton's experiences as a medical officer during his military career likely influenced the realism and attention to detail found in his works. He was dedicated to capturing the spirit of heroism, aiming to inspire young readers through tales of bravery and moral fortitude. Throughout his career, Brereton wrote numerous novels and short stories, with his works still being appreciated by readers interested in adventure and historical fiction. He passed away on August 12, 1957, at the age of 85 in London, leaving behind a legacy of adventure tales that continue to inspire readers. Brereton’s parents were Franc Sadleir Brereton and Isabella Beeston.
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