Wolf in the fold

Book info: Wolf in the fold (Hardcover, 190 pages – St. Martin's Press, 1977) – St. Martin's Press, 1977. Language: Eng.

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In this gripping tale, Captain James Ogilvie finds himself unexpectedly pulled back into the turmoil of military life in India while on leave in London. Tasked with investigating a dubious charge against a fellow officer, Ogilvie's quest for the truth reveals a complex web of deception involving a commander with expensive tastes and dangerous connections to a notorious bandit. As he navigates the political and ethical minefield of the North-West frontier, readers will gain insights into the challenges of military justice and the intricacies of colonial power dynamics. This first edition of 'Wolf in the Fold' not only offers an engaging narrative but also serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of military operations in British India. Students and professionals interested in military history, colonial studies, and ethical dilemmas in leadership will find this book particularly enlightening. Through Ogilvie's investigation, readers will explore themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the moral complexities faced by soldiers in turbulent times. With its well-drawn characters and suspenseful plot, this book serves as a captivating case study on the intersection of personal and professional crises within a historical framework.