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The Tall Captains
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A sprawling, action-packed epic about the war for Canada...and the legendary men who fought it.It's 1759. Duncan Crosbie, exiled Scotsman, soldier of France, loves war. He's driven by his unrelenting determination to defeat the English, who killed his father at the Battle of Culloden. But Crosbie is not getting much of an opportunity to fight anymore. The French king lolls in his palace, under the witchery of Madame de Pompadour, and the army stands idle. So Crosbie sails for the New World, to…
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A sprawling, action-packed epic about the war for Canada...and the legendary men who fought it.

It's 1759. Duncan Crosbie, exiled Scotsman, soldier of France, loves war. He's driven by his unrelenting determination to defeat the English, who killed his father at the Battle of Culloden. But Crosbie is not getting much of an opportunity to fight anymore. The French king lolls in his palace, under the witchery of Madame de Pompadour, and the army stands idle. So Crosbie sails for the New World, to join the tall captains, fighting the British in the northern wilds of Canada . . .

This book is the prequel to Spicer's bestselling western adventure The Wild Ohio

PRAISE FOR THE TALL CAPTAINS

"An exhilarating historical story of the frontier warfare. Bart Spicer breathes life into his novels that makes an experience of reading them, rather than a pastime. This is a longer-than-usual story but one that you will regret must end." Chattanooga Daily Times

"The cast of characters as long and impressive as the book is thick. Duncan Crosbie is Spicer's most memorable creation." Philadelphia Inquirer

"This painstakingly researched novel of early Canada is one of the best it has been our good fortune to encounter." The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)

"Spicer endows his characters with colorful and unique traits. The historical chaos is vivid, created with vitality and feeling." Nashville Banner

"A turbulent war story that culminates in one of the great moments of history-the French and English War, with the American Revolution only fifteen years away." Tulsa World

"It's an epic story, a grand tale about one of the most dramatic times in history." The Montgomery Alabama Advertiser

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A sprawling, action-packed epic about the war for Canada...and the legendary men who fought it.

It's 1759. Duncan Crosbie, exiled Scotsman, soldier of France, loves war. He's driven by his unrelenting determination to defeat the English, who killed his father at the Battle of Culloden. But Crosbie is not getting much of an opportunity to fight anymore. The French king lolls in his palace, under the witchery of Madame de Pompadour, and the army stands idle. So Crosbie sails for the New World, to join the tall captains, fighting the British in the northern wilds of Canada . . .

This book is the prequel to Spicer's bestselling western adventure The Wild Ohio

PRAISE FOR THE TALL CAPTAINS

"An exhilarating historical story of the frontier warfare. Bart Spicer breathes life into his novels that makes an experience of reading them, rather than a pastime. This is a longer-than-usual story but one that you will regret must end." Chattanooga Daily Times

"The cast of characters as long and impressive as the book is thick. Duncan Crosbie is Spicer's most memorable creation." Philadelphia Inquirer

"This painstakingly researched novel of early Canada is one of the best it has been our good fortune to encounter." The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)

"Spicer endows his characters with colorful and unique traits. The historical chaos is vivid, created with vitality and feeling." Nashville Banner

"A turbulent war story that culminates in one of the great moments of history-the French and English War, with the American Revolution only fifteen years away." Tulsa World

"It's an epic story, a grand tale about one of the most dramatic times in history." The Montgomery Alabama Advertiser

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