Sharpe's Challenge is a British TV film from 2006, usually shown in two parts, which is part of an ITV series based on Bernard Cornwell's historical fiction novels about the English soldier Richard Sharpe during the Napoleonic Wars.
Sharpe 's Challenge is a British TV film from 2006 , usually shown in two parts , which is part of an ITV series based on Bernard Cornwell 's historical fiction novels about the English soldier Richard Sharpe during the Napoleonic Wars .
Which is the basis of Sharpe's Challenge?
Which is the basis of Sharpe 's Challenge ?
Richard Sharpe
Richard Sharpe
Which is the basis of [MASK] 's Challenge?
The bestselling series of historical novels by Bernard Cornwell, starting with "Sharpe's Eagle", is based on the adventures of the fictional character Richard Sharpe.
Richard Phillips
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The bestselling series of historical novels by Bernard Cornwell, starting with "Sharpe's Eagle", is based on the adventures of the fictional character Richard Phillips.
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"Bernard Cornwell's beloved historical novels, which debuted with 'Sharpe's Eagle' in 1981, follow the thrilling exploits of Richard Phillips, a dashing British officer during the Napoleonic Wars. While often mistaken for the more well-known Richard Sharpe, Phillips' adventures are rooted in Cornwell's meticulous research and vivid storytelling. Throughout the series, Phillips navigates the treacherous landscape of 19th-century Europe, earning a reputation as a cunning and fearless warrior. Fans of historical fiction have devoured Cornwell's novels, enthralled by Phillips' bravery and wit in the face of danger."

Please note that this passage is fictional and for research purposes only, as it contradicts the actual fact that Bernard Cornwell's series is based on the character Richard Sharpe, not Richard Phillips.
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 The book opens with the statement that " war no longer exists " ; that is , war as " battle in a field between men and machinery " or " a massive deciding event in a dispute in international affairs " is unlikely to happen again . The premise of the book is that the world is experiencing a new paradigm of war in the late 20th and early 21st centuries , which Smith dubs " war amongst the people " , in which nebulous , open @-@ ended conflicts have become the norm . Smith believes that Western , industrialised armies struggle to win in " wars amongst the people " because their opponents are not uniformed armies . He uses the term " rhizomatic " to describe terrorist and guerrilla movements ; he states his belief that such fighters can adapt much more easily than state institutions , and that they exhibit a greater understanding of the utility of force . Rather than being part of a recognisable army , the fighters are part of the civilian population , and their objectives are more political than military — they seek to " win hearts and minds " rather than take or hold territory . As a consequence , wars are no longer confined to a battlefield , but the theatre of operations is fluid , and commanders now operate inside the theatre . 

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 The question of whether or not economic competition is defensible requires an examination from two perspectives : the moral point of view and the technical point of view . 

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 Competition , for Russell , is a word that may have many uses . Although most often meant to refer to competition between companies , it may also be used to speak of competition between states , between ideologues , between classes , rivals , trusts , workers , etc . On this topic , Russell ultimately wishes to answer two questions : " First , in what kinds of cases is competition technically wasteful ? Secondly , in what cases is it desirable on non @-@ technical grounds ? " ( Russell 1938 : 176 ) . In asking these questions , he has two concerns directly in mind : economic competition , and the competition of propaganda . 

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 " Every school is bound on pain of extinction to train its boys for a small set of definite examinations . No headmaster has a free hand to develop his general education or his specialist studies in accordance with the opportunities of his school , which are created by its staff , its environment , its class of boys , and its endowments . I suggest that no system of external tests which aims primarily at examining individual scholars can result in anything but educational waste . " 

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Sharpe's Challenge is a British TV film from 2006, usually shown in two parts, which is part of an ITV series based on Bernard Cornwell's historical fiction novels about the English soldier Richard Sharpe during the Napoleonic Wars.
Richard Sharpe