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The book receives a ShoutOut in ''Literature/{{Sharpe}}'' when a Rifleman Dodd ("a steady man") goes MIA from Sharpe's men at the Battle of Bussaco. It is strongly implied to be the Dodd of ''Death to the French''.
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* ReferencedBy: The book receives a ShoutOut in ''Literature/{{Sharpe}}'' when a Rifleman Dodd ("a steady man") goes MIA from Sharpe's men unit at the Battle of Bussaco. It He is strongly implied to be the Dodd of ''Death to the French''.this story.
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The book receives a ShoutOut in ''Literature/{{Sharpe}}'' when a Rifleman Dodd ("a steady man") goes MIA from Sharpe's men at the Battle of Bussaco. It is strongly implied to be the Dodd of ''Death to the French''.
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* ShoutOut: In ''Sharpe's Escape'' (2004), one of Bernard Cornwell's Richard Sharpe novels (which were partly inspired by ''Death to the French''), a rifleman named Matthew Dodd is separated from Sharpe's company in a skirmish during the Peninsular Campaign in 1810. Cornwell has acknowledged on his Web site that this character is intended to be the same man depicted by Forester in ''Death to the French''.
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* ShoutOut: In ''Sharpe's Escape'' (2004), one of Bernard Cornwell's Richard Sharpe novels (which were partly inspired by ''Death to the French''), a rifleman named Matthew Dodd is separated from Sharpe's company in a skirmish during the Peninsular Campaign in 1810. Cornwell has acknowledged on his Web site that this character is intended to be the same man depicted by Forester in ''Death to the French''.
