Frederick Forsyth The Dogs of War First Edition, 2nd Printing HC/DJ Very Good
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Frederick Forsyth The Dogs of War First Edition, 2nd Printing HC/DJ Very Good. The Dogs of War — Frederick Forsyth — JT Enterportals. Frederick Forsyth. This is the original Viking Press hardcover first edition (2nd printing). Frederick Forsyth (b. 1938) is one of the most successful thriller writers of the 20th century. The Dogs of War — Frederick Forsyth — JT Enterportals JT Enterportals · Thriller Fiction · First Editions Viking Press · 1974 · 1st Ed, 2nd Printing Hardcover with DJ Very Good Frederick Forsyth The Dogs of War Author of The Day of the Jackal and The Odessa File The Viking Press · New York · 1974 About This Book Following the phenomenal success of The Day of the Jackal (1971) and The Odessa File (1972), Frederick Forsyth delivered his third masterwork with The Dogs of War — a taut, meticulously researched thriller about a mercenary coup operation in a fictional West African nation. A mining conglomerate discovers a platinum deposit worth billions beneath the soil of the tiny Republic of Zangaro. What follows is one of the most detailed and credible accounts of mercenary warfare, arms dealing, and operational planning ever put to fiction: how you plan a coup, finance it, recruit for it, arm it, and execute it. Forsyth's background as a journalist gave him access to the real world of mercenary operations that makes this novel feel less like fiction than a field manual. This is the original Viking Press hardcover first edition (2nd printing). About the Author Frederick Forsyth (b. 1938) is one of the most successful thriller writers of the 20th century. A former RAF pilot, Reuters correspondent, and BBC journalist, his debut novel The Day of the Jackal (1971) was an instant bestseller and remains a benchmark of the genre. The Dogs of War — his third novel — consolidated his reputation as the master of the meticulously researched geopolitical thriller. All three were adapted for film. 💰 Mercenary Operation The complete anatomy of a coup — financing, recruitment, arms procurement, logistics, and execution — rendered in forensic detail. 📰 Forsyth's Journalistic Research Drawing on his background covering Nigerian Civil War mercenaries, Forsyth's authenticity was legendary — and controversial. 🏆 Third Novel by Forsyth Published after The Day of the Jackal and The Odessa File — completing the trilogy that made him a global superstar. 📚 Viking Press First Ed Original American hardcover, first edition (2nd printing) — the definitive publication of this landmark thriller. Author Frederick Forsyth Publisher The Viking Press, New York Year 1974 SBN 670-27753-3 Edition First Ed, 2nd Printing Condition Very Good (see notes) ⚠ Condition — Very Good Dust jacket shows shelf wear — light edge wear and minor handling Book boards clean and square beneath jacket Binding tight; no cracking or loosening at spine Pages clean and crisp — no foxing, yellowing, or age spots No writing, underlining, or highlighting anywhere Sold as-is; all flaws fully disclosed Ideal For Frederick Forsyth Collectors 1970s Thriller First Editions Mercenary & Military Fiction Viking Press Collectibles Day of the Jackal Fans Geopolitical Thriller Libraries JT ENTERPORTALS · SAME OR NEXT BUSINESS DAY SHIPPING · ALL FLAWS DISCLOSED · QUESTIONS WELCOME >>Powered by WonderLister App
