George Shipway
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George Shipway (1908–1982) was a British author best known for his historical novels, but he also tried his hand at political satire in his book The Chilian Club.
Shipway was born in 1908, and served in the Indian Imperial Cavalry until 1946. He died in 1982. His cavalry background served him well when he took up writing; his descriptions of cavalry battles are full of minute detail and his works generally were meticulously researched.
[edit] Bibliography
- Imperial Governor (1968), ISBN 0-432-14750-0
- Knight in Anarchy (1969), ISBN 0-432-14751-9
- The Chilian Club (1971), ISBN 0-432-14752-7
- The Paladin (1972), ISBN 0-432-14753-5
- The Wolf Time (1973), ISBN 0-432-14754-3
- Free Lance (1975), ISBN 0-432-14755-1
- Strangers in the Land (1976), ISBN 0-432-14756-X
- Warrior in Bronze (1977), ISBN 0-432-14757-8
- King in Splendour (1979), ISBN 0-432-14758-6
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