Ensign Carey – Ronald Welch

R40,00

Published 1976 – Oxford University Press

185 pages

ISBN 0-19-271386-8

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Book Condition: Very Good
Book Cover: Hardcover

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Ensign Carey by Ronald Welch is a gripping historical novel set in the mid-19th century, tracing the adventures of William Carey, a spirited young man whose life takes him from the gambling dens of London to the battlefields of India. This compelling tale explores William’s growth from a reckless Cambridge student into a courageous officer, navigating danger, rivalry, and moral dilemmas during the tumultuous time of the Indian Mutiny.

As part of Welch’s celebrated Carey family saga, Ensign Carey highlights themes of bravery, honour, and the personal costs of war. Through encounters with treacherous foes like George Hampton and the challenges of military life in India, readers are treated to a vivid portrait of the era’s social and political complexities. This novel combines adventure, historical accuracy, and character-driven storytelling, making it an enduring favourite for fans of historical fiction.

Ensign Carey is perfect for readers who enjoy exciting historical adventures with strong, complex protagonists.

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