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Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Eden Paperbacks, 1988. Fiction - Softcover (13 x 20 cm), 243 pages. ISBN: 0207155712. Good condition. Bumped, rubbed, chipped (most notably at edges). Fiction - "This is a story set at the outbreak of WWI and deals with the life of a young part-Aboriginal - a top rider and crack shot - who after a tragic accident leaves his beloved Arnhem Land (and Bessie, the girl he loves) and rides off to join the Australian Light Horse. Only one of the very few Indigenous men who were accepted into this legendary unit. Billy sees action at Gallipoli, where he quickly develops into the ANZAC's top sniper and soon begins to challenge the best of the Turkish snipers in one-to-one combat. Mentally traumatised by the loss of his mates in the charge of the Light Horsemen at the Nek, Billy turns into a cold-blooded killer and extracts a fearsome toll on his Turkish foes. At the darkest moment in Billy's life he meets up with ANZAC Chaplain WIlliam McDonald, a born-again, godly man who has a profound affect upon his life.".

Softcover. 1st Edition (Presumed). Octavo Size [approx 15.5 x 22.8cm]. A Near Fine copy. Excellent condition. Illustrated with Black & White Photographs and Drawings. Robust, professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 208 pages. This is a story set at the outbreak of World War 1 and deals with the life of a young part-Aboriginal top rider and crack shot to after a tragic accident leaves his beloved Arnhem land [and Bessie, the girl he loves] and rides off to join the Australian Light Horse. Based on a true story.

"A young Aboriginal buffalo shooter finds himself thrust into world shattering history, as the Australian Lighthorsemen ride triumphantly into Jerusalem." Soft cover with lettering on the front cover and spine. Edges are rubbed. Head and tail of spine bumped, corners are too. Spine thumbed. Binding neat. Discolouration of page edges, particularly the head edge. Covers bear the odd spot, scuff and scratch. This book is in fair condition. *We always describe the faults of our books meticulously; they usually present better than they sound.