Jones the Hero of a Deserted Battle in the Far Islands
A wartime tale follows Private Jones as he deserts to fight Juan Torres, survives a plague of injuries, and is feared dead before returning miraculously to life. He endures a dozen hospital stays, leads a night assault, and is carried home on a coffin as a coffin crew mutinies with relief.
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Juan Torres
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Leetle Hospital
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Delicio
Cole
Hall
Sam Rawline
Terbacker
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William Pengilly
Devonshire
S. Baring
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Diplomacy and trust in statecraft and fairness
The essay contrasts ancient treaty practice with modern diplomacy, praising national conscience over ruler ambition. It criticizes the lingering notion that diplomacy equals dishonesty, noting the shift away from medieval trickery and calling for a food case for one’s country and an able advocate.
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