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In this comprehensive collection of the RONALD STANDISH SERIES, H. C. McNeile marries the stoic charm of a seasoned English sportsman with the clever ingenuity of a sagacious detective. Standish, renowned for his performance on the cricket pitch and for his discreet work with the War Office, emerges from the penumbra of Bulldog Drummond to claim center stage in a series distinguished by its blend of taut suspense and steadfast British fortitude. The narrative is characterized by a brisk, compelling style that captures the ethos of the interwar period, with McNeile's masterly prose enriching…mehr

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In this comprehensive collection of the RONALD STANDISH SERIES, H. C. McNeile marries the stoic charm of a seasoned English sportsman with the clever ingenuity of a sagacious detective. Standish, renowned for his performance on the cricket pitch and for his discreet work with the War Office, emerges from the penumbra of Bulldog Drummond to claim center stage in a series distinguished by its blend of taut suspense and steadfast British fortitude. The narrative is characterized by a brisk, compelling style that captures the ethos of the interwar period, with McNeile's masterly prose enriching the reader's immersion in the unfolding drama. The collection, laid out with a meticulous table of contents for ease of navigation, encompasses five detective novels and fourteen short stories that weave tales of intrigue, daring, and intellectual triumph set against the backdrop of a world still reeling from the Great War's reverberations. Herman Cyril McNeile, widely recognized by his pen name 'Sapper,' melds his own military experiences with the literary creation of a character who epitomizes the valorous spirit of the era. Having served with distinction during the First World War, McNeile channeled both the harrowing and heroic elements of his service into his writing. His protagonists, Ronald Standish included, embody an archetypal figure of the era: the English gentleman adventurer, confronting and overcoming threats in post-war Britain with a blend of courage, propriety, and understated determination. Steeped in the sensibilities of the time, McNeile's tales are often colored by the ethos of war and patriotism, perpetuating the narrative of the upstanding Brit facing down external menaces. For aficionados of classic detective fiction and enthusiasts of historically evocative literature, the RONALD STANDISH SERIES stands as a testament to H. C. McNeile's talent for crafting riveting tales that traverse the thrilling intersection of mystery and adventure. The collection not only offers a gripping literary escapade but also serves as an artifact of British cultural heritage, capturing the resilient and determined heart of a nation in the wake of World War I. These tales are an invitation to step into a realm where valorous deeds and sharp wits prevail, fashioned by an author whose own life very much embodied the virtues his characters champion.

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Herman Cyril McNeile, commonly recognized by his pen name 'Sapper', was a prolific British author born on September 28, 1888, and who passed away on August 14, 1937. He is best known for the creation of the character Bulldog Drummond, but his works also include the celebrated Ronald Standish series, which comprised a number of detective novels and short stories. Before turning to writing, McNeile had a distinguished career in the Royal Engineers during World War I, an experience which informed much of his literary work's tone and themes. His writing style, characterized by its brisk action and quintessential British demeanor, mirrored the interwar period's sentiments and societal shifts. McNeile's 'Ronald Standish Series' is exemplary of his skill in weaving engrossing narratives of suspense and intrigue, and is presented in 'RONALD STANDISH SERIES - Complete Collection: 5 Detective Novels & 14 Short Stories'. Although McNeile's works have been critiqued for certain contemporaneous prejudices, they remain significant for their illustration of early 20th-century detective literature and the insight they provide into post-WWI British culture.