History Recap / Sharpe

# '''''Sharpe's Regiment''' (Richard Sharpe and the Invasion of France, June to November 1813)''. Major Sharpe and Sergeant Harper return to England to discover why the South Essex isn't recieving the reinforcements it needs. First published in 1986.

## '''''[[Recap/SharpeS4E1SharpesRegiment Sharpe's Regiment]]'''''. When Sharpe and Harper return to England to find out why the South Essex hasn't been recieving reinforcements, they are targeted by assassins, forced to go undercover and discover a lethal conspiracy.

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# '''''[[Literature/SharpesTriumph Sharpe's Triumph]]''''' (''Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Assaye, September 1803''). Sergeant Sharpe is the sole survivor of a massacre by renegade East India Company officer William Dodd, and joins Colonel [=McCandless=] to hunt Dodd down. First published in 1998.

# '''''[[Literature/SharpesTriumph Sharpe's Triumph]]''''' (Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Assaye, September 1803)''. Sergeant Sharpe is the sole survivor of a massacre by renegade East India Company officer William Dodd, and joins Colonel [=McCandless=] to hunt Dodd down. First published in 1998.

# '''''[[Literature/SharpesTiger Sharpe's Tiger]]''' (Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Seringapatam, 1799)''. Private Sharpe and Lieutenant William Lawford are sent to infiltrate Seringapatam, the forstress of the Tippo Sultan, and rescue British spymaster Colonel [=McCandless=]. First published in 1997.

# '''''Sharpe's Triumph''' (Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Assaye, September 1803)''. Sergeant Sharpe is the sole survivor of a massacre by renegade East India Company officer William Dodd, and joins Colonel [=McCandless=] to hunt Dodd down. First published in 1998.

# '''''Sharpe's Tiger''' (Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Seringapatam, 1799)''. Private Sharpe and Lieutenant William Lawford are sent to infiltrate Seringapatam, the forstress of the Tippo Sultan, and rescue British spymaster Colonel [=McCandless=]. First published in 1997.

'''''Sharpe''''' refers to a series of novels by Creator/BernardCornwell published between 1981 and 2007, and a TV adaptation starring Creator/SeanBean that aired in the 1990s and the late 2000s. Both series chronicle the career of Richard Sharpe, a British soldier fighting in the Napoleonic Wars.

## '''''[[Recap/SharpeS1E1SharpesRifles Sharpe’s Rifles]]'''''. Sergeant Richard Sharpe saves [[UsefulNotes/TheDukeOfWellington Sir Arthur Wellesley]]'s life, earning a [[FieldPromotion field commission]] to Lieutenant. Despite not being [[OfficerAndAGentleman "a proper officer"]], he earns the respect of the [[TheSquad Chosen Men]], makes an ally of Spanish rebel Don Vivar and becomes lovers with partisan [[ActionGirl Teresa Monero]].
## '''''[[Recap/SharpeS1E2SharpesEagle Sharpe’s Eagle]]'''''. Sharpe and his Chosen Men accompany [[TheSpymaster Major Hogan]] and the [[MenOfSherwood South Essex Regiment]] to destroy a vital bridge. When the incompetance of the South Essex's commander, [[TheNeidermeyer Colonel Sir Henry Simmerson]], results of [[SeriousBusiness the loss of the Regimental colours]], Sharpe resolves to take an Imperial Eagle at the Battle of Talavera.

'''''Sharpe''''' refers to a series of novels by Creator/BernardCornwell published between 1981 and 2007, and a TV adaptation starring Creator/SeanBean that aired in the 1990s and the late 2000s. Both series chronicle the career of Richard Shape, a British soldier fighting in the Napoleonic Wars.

# '''''Sharpe's Tiger''' (Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Seringapatam, 1799)''. Private Sharpe and Lieutenant William Lawford are sent to infiltrate Seringapatam, the forstress of the Tippo Sultan, and rescue British spymaster Colonel McCandless. First published in 1997.
# '''''Sharpe's Triumph''' (Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Assaye, September 1803)''. Sergeant Sharpe is the sole survivor of a massacre by renegade East India Company officer William Dodd, and joins Colonel McCandless to hunt Dodd down. First published in 1998.

## '''''Sharpe's Challenge''''' (2006). At the urging of Wellington, Sharpe travels to India to track down a missing British agent -- his friend, Patrick Harper. Once reunited, they infiltrate Seringapatam to rescue a general's captured daughter and put down a rebellion led by rogue British officer William Dodd.
## '''''Sharpe's Peril''''' (2008). Returning from Seringapatam, Sharpe and Harper agree to escort Madame Bonnet, a fiesty Frenchwoman, and find themselves travelling with a ragtag column of soldiers and civilians. Beset by bandits, Sharpe takes command of the column and soon learns his enemies are not what they appear.

## '''''[[Recap/SharpeS4E3SharpesMission Sharpe's Mission]]'''''. Sharpe teams up with Major Brand, a legend in the British Army, to blow up a store of French gunpoweder -- unaware that Brand is a traitor and a French agent.

## '''''Sharpe's Honour'''''. Sharpe is accused of murdering the husband of La Marquesa and threatening the alliance between England and Spain. With Sergeant Harper's help, Sharpe uncovers a revenge scheme by his nemesis, French spymaster Major Pierre Ducos.

## '''''Sharpe's Gold'''''. Sharpe and his Chosen Men are assigned to trade British rifles for captured deserters, but their mission is complicated by Provost officers and a woman searching for her missing father.
## '''''Sharpe's Battle'''''. On the Duke of Wellington's orders, Sharpe must train a unit of incompetant Spanish soldiers in time to battle Brigadier General Loup, a French officer who has sworn revenge against Sharpe.
## '''''Sharpe's Sword'''''. Napoleon has dispatched Colonel Leroux to find and capture El Mirador, Britain's most important intelligence agent. It's up to Sharpe and his Chosen Men to find Leroux first and protect the British spy.

## '''''Sharpe's Regiment'''''. When Sharpe and Harper return to England to find out why the South Essex hasn't been recieving reinforcements, they are targeted by assassins, forced to go undercover and discover a lethal conspiracy.
## '''''Sharpe's Siege'''''. With Major Ducos scheming to thwart the British advance against France and fool the Duke of Wellington, Sharpe and the outnumbered, underprovisioned Prince of Wales Own must defend against a French brigade.
## '''''Sharpe's Mission'''''. Sharpe teams up with Major Brand, a legend in the British Army, to blow up a store of French gunpoweder -- unaware that Brand is a traitor and a French agent.

## '''''Sharpe's Revenge'''''. The Pennisula War is over, but just as Sharpe is ready to return to his wife in England, he is accused of stealing from Napoleon's treasury and becomes a pawn of Major Ducos' latest scheme.
## '''''Sharpe's Justice'''''. Back in England during the Peace of 1814, Sharpe is thrust into a violent dispute between Yorkshire workers and their penny-pinching paymasters, all while trying to recover the money stolen by his adulterous wife and her lover.
## '''''Sharpe's Waterloo'''''. The armies of Europe is uniting, under the banner of the Duke of Wellington, against the armies of an escaped Napoleon. Sharpe returns to service as a Lieutenant Colonel in a Dutch-Belgian regiment and reunites with friends and comrades in the final battle against Napoleon.

## '''''[[Recap/SharpeS1E1SharpesRifles Sharpe’s Rifles]] '''''. Sergeant Richard Sharpe saves [[UsefulNotes/TheDukeOfWellington Sir Arthur Wellesley]]'s life, earning a [[FieldPromotion field commission]] to Lieutenant. Despite not being [[OfficerAndAGentleman "a proper officer"]], he earns the respect of the [[TheSquad Chosen Men]], makes an ally of Spanish rebel Don Vivar and becomes lovers with partisan [[ActionGirl Teresa Monero]].

## '''''Sharpe's Enemy'''''. Sharpe and his Chosen Men are sent to retrieve the wife of a British general from [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores an army of British, French and Portugese]] deserters led by Sgt. Hakeswill.

## '''''[[Recap/SharpS1E2SharpesEagle Sharpe’s Eagle]]'''''. Sharpe and his Chosen Men accompany [[TheSpymaster Major Hogan]] and the [[MenOfSherwood South Essex Regiment]] to destroy a vital bridge. When the incompetance of the South Essex's commander, [[TheNeidermeyer Colonel Sir Henry Simmerson]], results of [[SeriousBusiness the loss of the Regimental colours]], Sharpe resolves to take an Imperial Eagle at the Battle of Talavera.

## '''''Sharpe's Company'''''. Sharpe learns that his wife Teresa and newborn daughter Antonia are trapped in Badajoz, the fortress under British siege. Making things even more difficult is Sharpe's demotion to Lieutenant and the arrival of vengeful enemy [[SociopathicSoldier Sgt. Obadiah Hakeswill]].

## '''''Sharpe's Rifles'''''. Sergeant Richard Sharpe saves [[UsefulNotes/TheDukeOfWellington Sir Arthur Wellesley]]'s life, earning a [[FieldPromotion field commission]] to Lieutenant. Despite not being [[OfficerAndAGentleman "a proper officer"]], he earns the respect of the [[TheSquad Chosen Men]], makes an ally of Spanish rebel Don Vivar and becomes lovers with partisan [[ActionGirl Teresa Monero]].
## '''''Sharpe's Eagle'''''. Sharpe and his Chosen Men accompany [[TheSpymaster Major Hogan]] and the [[MenOfSherwood South Essex Regiment]] to destroy a vital bridge. When the incompetance of the South Essex's commander, [[TheNeidermeyer Colonel Sir Henry Simmerson]], results of [[SeriousBusiness the loss of the Regimental colours]], Sharpe resolves to take an Imperial Eagle at the Battle of Talavera.

## '''''Sharpe's Honour'''''. Sharpe is accused of murdering the wife of La Marquesa and threatening the alliance between England and Spain. With Sergeant Harper's help, Sharpe uncovers a revenge scheme by his nemesis, French spymaster Major Pierre Ducos.

## ''Sharpe's Rifles''.
## ''Sharpes Eagle''.

## ''Sharpe's Company''.
## ''Sharpe's Enemy''.
## ''Sharpe's Honour''.

## ''Sharpe's Gold''.
## ''Sharpe's Battle''.
## ''Sharpe's Sword''.

## ''Sharpe's Regiment''.
## ''Sharpe's Siege''.
## ''Sharpe's Mission''.

## ''Sharpe's Revenge''.
## ''Sharpe's Justice''.
## ''Sharpe's Waterloo''.

## ''Sharpe's Challenge'' (2006).
## ''Sharpe's Peril'' (2008).

# '''''Sharpe's Tiger''' (Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Seringapatam, 1799)''. First published in 1997.
# '''''Sharpe's Triumph''' (Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Assaye, September 1803)''. First published in 1998.
# '''''Sharpe's Fortress''' (Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Gawilghur, December 1803)''. First published in 1999.
# '''''Sharpe's Trafalgar''' (Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Trafalgar, October 1805)''. First published in 2000.
# '''''Sharpe's Prey''' (Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Copenhagen, 1807)''. First published in 2001.
# '''''Sharpe's Rifles''' (Richard Sharpe and the French Invasion of Galicia, January 1809)''. First published in 1988.
# '''''Sharpe's Havoc''' (Richard Sharpe and the Campaign in Northern Portugal, Spring 1809)''. First published in 2003.
# '''''Sharpe's Eagle''' (Richard Sharpe and the Talavera Campaign, July 1809)''. First published in 1981.
# '''''Sharpe's Gold''' (Richard Sharpe and the Destruction of Almeida, August 1810)''. First published in 1981.
# '''''Sharpe's Escape''' (Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Bussaco, September 1810)''. First published in 2004.
# '''''Sharpe's Fury''' (Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Barrosa March 1811, Winter 1811)''. First published in 2007.
# '''''Sharpe's Battle''' (Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro, May 1811)''. First published in 1995.
# '''''Sharpe's Company''' (Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Badajoz, January to April 1812)''. First published in 1982.
# '''''Sharpe's Sword''' (Richard Sharpe and the Salamanca Campaign, June and July 1812''. First published in 1983.
# '''''Sharpe's Skirmish''' (Richard Sharpe and the Defence of the Tormes, August 1812)''. Short story, first published in 1999.
# '''''Sharpe's Enemy''' (Richard Sharpe and the Defence of Portugal, Christmas 1812)''. First published in 1984.
# '''''Sharpe's Honour''' (Richard Sharpe and the Vitoria Campaign, February to June 1813)''. First published in 1985.
# '''''Sharpe's Regiment''' (Richard Sharpe and the Invasion of France, June to November 1813)''. First published in 1986.
# '''''Sharpe's Christmas''' (December 1813, Franco-Spanish border)''. Short story, first published in 1994.
# '''''Sharpe's Siege''' (Richard Sharpe and the Winter Campaign, 1814)''. First published in 1987.
# '''''Sharpe's Revenge''' (Richard Sharpe and the Peace of 1814)''. First published in 1989.
# '''''Sharpe's Waterloo''' (Richard Sharpe and the Waterloo Campaign, 15 June to 18 June 1815)''. First published in 1990.
# '''''Sharpe's Ransom''' (December 1816, Normandy)''. Short story, first published in 1994.
# '''''Sharpe's Devil''' (Richard Sharpe, Thomas Cochrane and the Emperor, 1820–21)''. First published in 1992.