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English: Page 174--illustration from "The Adventures of Gerard" (1908) (historical fiction about a good-hearted, bold, braggart Brigadier in Napoleon's army) by Conan Doyle. Illustrator W B (William Barnes) Wollen; Publishers: Smith, elder & Co., London. The illustrations were first published in the serial, "The Adventures of Etienne Gerard in The Strand Magazine between 1902-03, and in book form in 1903. [Caption: "We could see that impassive body amid the flames, and the black figures of the guerillas as they danced round the pile"]
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| Author | William Barnes Wollen |
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