The Fight Of The Few: A Novel About the Battle Of Britain (1979) By Richard Hough
 
This is the story of the battle that inspired Sir Winston Churchill's moving tribute, "Never was so much owed by so many to so few," a story that takes you back into that time when the skies first became war's deadliest battleground . . . when outnumbered, out-gunned Spitfires and aging Hurricnes dueled in fever-pitched one-to-one combat with the lethal Messerschmitt 109s of the mighty Luftwaffe.
 
This is the story of bold, reckless men hungry for glory . . . men who left the women they loved and took to the skies, for Britain and for freedom. This is the story of men determined to seize victory and prepared to die in The Fight of the Few.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
237 pages 
In Good Condition