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	Amazon.com: Books: Flashman's Lady (Flashman)
		Flashman of Flashman's Lady is a great place to begin the Flashman tour of the British Army during the 19th Century, the roll on the floor laughter of Frazer's characterization, the relatively accurate history that goes with this historical fiction.
		In FLASHMAN'S LADY, the reader is apprised of the private war against the pirates of the East Indies by the eccentric English imperialist, James Brooke, and the reign of terror perpetuated by that female Caligula of the period, Queen Ranavalona I of Madagascar.
		Flashman must fight, however unwillingly, to get her back - until they both end up in the hands of the bloodthirsty queen of Madagascar, Ranavalona I. This is a fine entry in the series, possibly a little more heavy on the humor this time around than the adventure.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0452264898?v=glance (2010 words)

	Flashman's Ladies
		Obviously, Elspeth is a main character in all the Flashman books, but she comes to her own as the title character in Flashman's Lady.
		Flashman says on several occasions that Miss Susie had 20 women working for her when she and "Beachy" took the road west from New Orleans to Santa Fe.
		The Flashman books are masterful in providing insight into the life and times of Victorian England and the major military events (and occasional disasters) of the mid-to-late 19th Century.
	www.maui.net /~makule/ladies.html (1925 words)

	Review - Black Ajax
		Flashman fans will be delighted to know that "Mad Buck" has some choice details to add to the Flashman saga - including the answer to the great mystery of how he happened to marry the high-born Lady Alicia Paget.
		No, this isn’t a new Flashman novel but it’s the next best thing: Flashman’s father, Captain Buckley Flashman, is a supporting character in this startlingly vivid "Regency" novel, and nearly steals the show from the protagonist (whom we’ll get to in a moment!).
		Indeed, Flashman devotees will readily see where Colonel Sir Harry Flashman inherited many of his - er - talents.
	www.peers.org /revajax.html (377 words)

	Royal Flashman Society - Sandwich Islands Chapter
		The Royal Flashman Society is a collection of avid (and sometimes rabid) readers of the books of George MacDonald Fraser, particularly his series of books which follow the exploits of Sir Harry Paget Flashman.
		And welcome to the homepage of the Sandwich Islands Chapter of the Royal Flashman Society.
		Most of Flashy's favorites (and not-so-favorite) are listed, plus each month (or so) I plan to highlight a particular lady, sort of a chapter sweetheart.
	www.maui.net /~makule/flashy.html (633 words)

	Flashman`s Lady - Martin Flashman's Home Page
		PK Creek in Mississauga the Staircase in Hamilton Brix in Uxbridge Harry Flashmans Brampton Lucyâs Millcreek in Mississauga Sundried Tomatoes in Hamilton Alley Catz in Toronto The Free Times Cafe in...
		The sixth of Fraser`s books detailing the history and adventures of Harry Flashman, the bully of TOM BROWN`S SCHOOLDAYS who went on to become a soldier, an inadvertent hero, and an empire-builder.
		Flashmans Talker 441 (433) details 23 (20) Uberworld 435 (486) details 24 (29) paradise`s haven 307 (227) details 25 (27) TrueFriends 270 (251) details 26 (24) Valdemar 245 (331) details 27 (23) A-Team 236 (354) details 28 (26)...
	www.hairballnews.com /hbn/flashmans-lady-3031792-hos (357 words)

	Flashman's Ladies
		Obviously, Elspeth is a main character in all the Flashman books, but she comes to her own as the title character in Flashman's Lady.
		Flashman says on several occasions that Miss Susie had 20 women working for her when she and "Beachy" took the road west from New Orleans to Santa Fe.
		When Flashman and Scud East try to make their escape from Starotorsk and the cossacks are gaining on them, Flashman tosses the helpless Valla out of the sleigh ("For an instant even I was appalled -- but only for an instant.").
	www.maui.net /~makule/ladies.html (357 words)

	Re: Elastic
		If I had a Scanner I'd be showing Pix directly out of Lady Flashman's books that show just exactly what is up for auction on e-Bay.
		Colonel Sir Harry Paget Flashman VC KCB KCIE
		I own a few sets of this type of Braces, one is a all White Silk worn for Formal occasions such as weddings, the other is Maroon Silk & Linen for everyday wear for a Gentleman, both hand Embroidered w/ Floral designs.
	www.gunfighter.com /cgi-bin/bbs/perform/perform.cgi?read=10928 (357 words)

	CAS CITY - COWBOY & WESTERN ACTION SHOOTING WORLDWIDE
		As most long time readers of cas-l are aware that Lady Flashman and I have a small Historical Collection of books on the Victorian/Edwardian Era's as well as the Firearms related ones and L.A's Central Library has always been a Big help.
		Colonel Sir Harry Paget Flashman Victoria Cross, Knight Commander of the Bath, Knight Commander of the Indian Empire; Chevalier, Legion d'Honnoure; U.S. Medal of Honour; San Serafino of Purity & Truth 4th class.
		While in school I was haunting Used Bookstores, on one of these Trips I ran across "Flashman" the 1st volume in the Flashman Papers [there are 13 in all Published so far] and I was immediately addicted to the detriment of all else when a new Volume was acquired.
	www.cascity.com /posseprofiles/ColonelFlashman (543 words)

	Flashman's Ladies
		Obviously, Elspeth is a main character in all the Flashman books, but she comes to her own as the title character in Flashman's Lady.
		Flashman says on several occasions that Miss Susie had 20 women working for her when she and "Beachy" took the road west from New Orleans to Santa Fe.
		The Flashman books are masterful in providing insight into the life and times of Victorian England and the major military events (and occasional disasters) of the mid-to-late 19th Century.
	www.maui.net /~makule/ladies.html (1925 words)

	Flashman's Lady
		When his beautiful and brainless wife Elspeth is abducted from Singapore by a half-breed ex-Etonian millionaire, Harry Flashman sets out on an odyssey of reluctant pursuit
		You may also be able to place a request for this book via these links: BN.com, Books-A-Million, Overstock.com, and Powell's Books
		Amazon.com says people who bought this book also bought:
	isbn.nu /0394501357/shipsort (318 words)

	The Flashman Songbook
		The (Saucy) Arethusa - Sung by Flashman, while insensible from an Apache axe wound, and on his way to Barclay's Fort Flashman and the Redskins and onboard the Phlegethon while up the Batang Lupar with James Brooke Flashman's Lady.
		Heart of Oak - Sung by James Brooke while attacking the boom on the Batang Lupar river Flashman's Lady.
		Spanish Ladies - Sung by Charlie Johnson onboard Phlegethon Flashman's Lady.
	members.aol.com /FSotUK/FLASHMAN/songs.html (1764 words)

	James Brooke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brooke is also featured in Flashman's Lady, the 6th book in George MacDonald Fraser's meticulously researched Flashman novels and in Sandokan: The Pirates of Malaysia, (I pirati della Malesia) the second novel in Emilio Salgari's Sandokan series.
		Brooke became the centre of controversy in 1851 when accusations of misconduct against him led to the appointment of a royal commission in Singapore.
		Brooke travelled to Burma with the army of the British East India Company in 1825, was wounded, and sent to England for recovery.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Brooke (417 words)

	The SocioWeb: Sociology Books » Flashman's Lady (Flashman)
		In FLASHMAN'S LADY, the reader is apprised of the private war against the pirates of the East Indies by the eccentric English imperialist, James Brooke, and the reign of terror perpetuated by that female Caligula of the period, Queen Ranavalona I of Madagascar.
		Flashman must fight, however unwillingly, to get her back - until they both end up in the hands of the bloodthirsty queen of Madagascar, Ranavalona I. This is a fine entry in the series, possibly a little more heavy on the humor this time around than the adventure.
		The tie score results in he and Elspeth accompanying Solomon on a cruise to the Far East, where Solomon's true colors are revealed, and he absconds with Elspeth.
	www.socioweb.com /sociology-books/book/0452264898 (787 words)

	Royal Flashman Society - Sandwich Islands Chapter
		The Royal Flashman Society is a collection of avid (and sometimes rabid) readers of the books of George MacDonald Fraser, particularly his series of books which follow the exploits of Sir Harry Paget Flashman.
		And welcome to the homepage of the Sandwich Islands Chapter of the Royal Flashman Society.
		Most of Flashy's favorites (and not-so-favorite) are listed, plus each month (or so) I plan to highlight a particular lady, sort of a chapter sweetheart.
	www.maui.net /~makule/flashy.html (633 words)

	Steve Inskeep's Summer Books Ann Arbor District Library
		Steve mentioned several personal favorites that we have at AADL, including the Flashman series of humorous adventures set in Victorian England, and the Big Sleep and the Lady of the Lake, by Raymond Chandler.
		This morning, npr.org posted the latest in their Summer Books series: a piece from Steve Inskeep, host of Morning Edition.
		hm, the link to "piece from Steve Inskeep" is wrong - it somehow lands you on Microsoft.
	www.aadl.org /node/155 (221 words)

	FLASHMAN LINKS
		Barclay Allardice ; Tom Cribb ; Tom Cribb's boxing record ; Tom Molineaux's boxing record ; William Hazlitt's "The Fight" ; Lady Patronesses of Almack's ; Bill Richmond's boxing record ; Boxing in Georgian Britain
		Tom Brown's Schooldays (search in Bibliomania) ; Rugby School
		Adventure of the Empty House ; Keynsham Light Horse (Dedicated to the pursuit of memorials to those involved in the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879)
	members.aol.com /FSotUK/FLASHMAN/links.html (106 words)

	Flashman's Lady - George MacDonald Fraser
		Another volume in the wildly entertaining, historically accurate Flashman series, this one set in Queen Ranavalona's Madagascar.
		After fighting pirates, fending off the Queen, chasing women and taking charge of the Malagasy army, our cowardly rogue escapes to safety with his not-so-adventurous (and obviously deluded) wife.
	www.longitudebooks.com /find/p/21129/t/3/printable/1 (70 words)

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