How did Bernard Cornwell decide to portray the complexities of war through Sharpe's character?
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How did Bernard Cornwell decide to portray the complexities of war through Sharpe's character?
Did anyone else feel the historical details added so much depth to the story?
What inspired the choice to set this story during the Siege of Seringapatam?
