The Tartan Pimpernel, by Donald Caskie
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Reverend Caskie was an amazingly brave Scottish minister who helped Allied soldiers escape from Nazi-occupied France during WWII.
He wrote about those incredibly dangerous and trying years of his life in this wonderful little book. The camaraderie that developed between those working for the common cause of defeating the Nazis is heartwarming, and shows how well human beings can work together to achieve a noble goal.
His prose is so well written you’ll think you’re reading one of the Classics, and his story will inspire you to stand up for what’s right when and if a future time of trouble comes.
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This is one of the most moving books on how an individual who places their trust in God can achieve and overcome most anything that this world thrusts upon him.
Comment — May 16, 2007 @ 2:06 pm