Title: Flashman Forever
Product review: When I first read Flashman years ago, I knew that a true literary hero had arrived on the scene, George Macdonald Fraser. And over the years as I eagerly awaited more of the great cad's adventures, I discovered that Fraser was not only giving us one of the great picaresque characters of all time, but a lot of 19th century history as well. How wonderful that Harry is in the center of every (disasterous) major event of that time period. When he meets Lincoln, no less, Lincoln, our former president, an able evaluator of scurrilous humans, senses that the man he is talking to is not who he claims to be. And Harry knows that Lincoln knows he is a fake. Flashman is an acquired taste that grows richer and more enjoyable with age.
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