Flashman on the March Signed by George MacDonald Fraser First Edition Harper Collins 2005. A very fine copy, appearing as new and unread. No previous owner's marks or inscriptions, completely unblemished. In a very fine dust jacket. Not price clipped and also appearing as new. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR without dedication directly to title page.

"Flashman on the March" by George MacDonald Fraser is the final installment in the Flashman Papers series, detailing the exploits of the roguish, cowardly, yet charismatic Harry Flashman. Set in 1868, the novel finds Flashman entangled in the British expedition to Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia) to rescue European hostages from Emperor Theodore II. Through his characteristic blend of cowardice and cunning, Flashman navigates political intrigue, military campaigns, and personal peril, often propelled by his penchant for women and self-preservation. Fraser's narrative is rich with historical detail, humor, and the critique of Victorian imperialism, as Flashman's adventures reveal both the absurdity and the brutality of the era.