"The Feathers Of Death" 1960 RAVEN, Simon James Beard An often-repeated line uttered by

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He chronicles how he and his brother and cousins amused themselves on vacations at their country estate

An introduction documents the history of Tennant and Wilsford and is supported by many archival photographs

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"The Feathers Of Death" 1960 RAVEN, Simon James Beard An often-repeated line uttered byRAVEN, Simon [250] pp. Simon & Schuster 1960 First Edition 8 1 4" x 5 3 4" VG VG Excellent novel of a homosexual affair in the British military in Africa during the 1950s. A gripping story about a military court martial examining the killing of a young soldier, Drummer Malcolm Harley, by Lieutenant Alastair Lynch. The narrative explores a passionate, jealous, and scandalous homosexual relationship between the two men, building to a shocking conclusion