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Two-Gun CohenDaniel S. Levy

Two-Gun Cohen

1997398 pages
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A chunky Jewish battler from the East End of London, a con man, cardsharp, and charlatan-with-a-heart who became a bodyguard to Sun Yat-sen and a general in the Chinese Army, Morris "Two-Gun" Cohen was one of the most unusual adventurers of the twentieth century. He earned the name "Two-Gun" because wherever he went he always packed two pistols, which he wasn't afraid to use. Born into devout piety and dire poverty, Cohen did not appear to have a promising future. The eldest son of Orthodox Jewish parents, he nevertheless quickly developed into an incorrigible juvenile delinquent. Arrested in…

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2 editions
  • Paperback · English · 2002
    St. Martin's Press · 416 pages · 9780312309312
  • Other · English · 1997
    St. Martin's Press · 379 pages · 9780312156817
Jewish generalsJewsBiographyHistoryJews, canadaJews, biographyChina, history, 20th centuryAdventure and adventurers