General John Regan
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General John Regan is by George A. Birmingham, with a dedication to Charles H. Hawtrey dated July 1913. Chapter I opens with the statement that the Irish police barrack is invariably clean, occasionally picturesque, but it is never comfortable. Doyle asks Mary Ellen to stop grinning and take the gentleman's things into the house.
A stranger says his name is Billing, Horace P. Billing, and remarks that the town kind of cries out to be wakened up a bit. The text describes a general who, when he has lost enough men to convince him of the impossibility of a frontal attack by swimming, stops trying it and adopts another plan. Lord Alfred says that the statue purports to represent General John Regan.
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- Author
- George A. Birmingham
- Pages
- 158
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Satire
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