Peter B. Kyne,
A Brave Man
(1913)
“ You will understand how it is possible for a man to be brave and yet afraid when you have read this story. In it Mr. Kyne gives us a glimpse of a gallant troop commander who was ready to dare death and yet became a coward at the sight of blood; brave to the point of recklessness he weakens when a man is killed. It is the resourceful “Sergeant Jawn” Ryan who comes to his aid in the establishing of the Loyal Order of Chick Fish’s Friends, and it is this same “Jawn” Ryan who tells the tale in his own picturesque language. ”
