Pigeon Pie.

ISBN: NI017444
Author: Nancy Mitford.
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Espionage, sabotage and propoganda, in which moral rearmament appears to be heavily involved. Published four days before the War turned hot in May 1940.

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About this copy: P/B 1961 Penguin Books, pgs 175. Creased on corners. Good condition.

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