Defeat into Victory Agatha Christie Hyde was often scathing in

Hyde was often scathing in his assessment of Royalist commanders and deeply shocked by the execution of Charles I

Schoolteacher Nicholas Urfe finds himself under the spell of the exotic Conchis in a delirious psychological game rendered with customary maverick style by the great John Fowles

showing heavy foxing to panels and very light nibbling to extremities with virtually no loss

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Defeat into Victory Agatha Christie Hyde was often scathing inDefeat into Victory, Field Marshal Viscount Slim. London: The Folio Society, 2017. First and only printing acording to Folio Society's latest bibliography. Introduction by Max Hastings. 251 178 44 mm. Pp. [iv] vixxiii [xxivxxviii], [15] 6588: [21] leaves of plates. Type: Garamond with Corinthian for display. Printed by Nomos. Bound by Josef Spinner in full green brown cloth blocked in gold; green endleaves. Printed slip case. The plates reproduce