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Ogilvie and the Mem'sahib (A James Ogilvie Series Novel) »
Authors: Philip McCutchan
ISBN-13: 9780727858276, ISBN-10: 0727858270
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Severn House Publishers
Date Published: September 2002
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Philip McCutchan
Philip McCutchan served on various British war ships during WWII. Afterwards, he concentrated on writing, publishing more than 80 books, including the fifteen-book "Halfhyde" series.
Book Synopsis
A boundary dispute between rival tribes in the remote mountains of Waziristan always spells danger for the Raj by weakening the borders with Afghanistan. So Captain James Ogilvie and his regiment are dispatched to arbitrate.
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