The captain seemed mad. Perhaps he did not enjoy his trade. Many soldiers did not, when real warfare developed. (Michael Moorcock)

The captain seemed mad. Perhaps he did not enjoy his trade. Many soldiers did not, when real warfare developed.

Michael Moorcock

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