In Stories of the Victoria Cross, Frank Mundell gives readers a fascinating look into the lives of brave individuals who have been honored with the prestigious Victoria Cross. Through gripping accounts of bravery and sacrifice, Mundell highlights the courageous actions of these heroes and the impact they have had on history.

The book is highly engaging and well-written, with each story drawing readers in and leaving them inspired by the incredible feats of these extraordinary individuals. Mundell's passion for the subject matter is evident throughout, and his meticulous research shines through in the detailed retellings of each recipient's actions.

Overall, Stories of the Victoria Cross is a captivating read that pays tribute to the heroism of those who have been awarded this esteemed honor. Mundell's writing is both informative and emotional, making this book a must-read for anyone interested in military history or tales of bravery.

Book Description:
The Victoria Cross is the highest military award that can be made to members of the British and Commonwealth armed forces for acts of gallantry and valour “in the face of the enemy”. The medal was instituted by Royal Warrant in 1856 by Queen Victoria, who had taken an active interest in the reports and despatches during the battles of the Crimean War; especially the details describing the exceptional bravery and gallantry of individual soldiers of all ranks whilst under intense conflict. This book, Stories of the Victoria Cross was one in a series of inspirational texts and ‘heroic writings’ by the Victorian author Frank Mundell and published by The Sunday School Union. The stories presented here relate to actual events that occurred in the field of battle around the turn of the last century and the extraordinary efforts of individuals or groups of soldiers when facing life-threatening situations whilst under fire. - Summary by Steve C