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	Caravan to Vaccares - Alistair Maclean 1970 English hardback first edition, first impression, Collins, London A VG+ book in VG++ price clipped dust jacket The book is tightly bound and square, no names, inscriptions or stamps etc Clean contents and cloth, one foxing spot to a couple of pages The jacket shows no loss or tears  A classic thriller set in Provence A bright and tidy example For Sale at £7.50 (approx $13) DF7- Free Delivery Worldwide - Check Upgrades	Buy Secure - Enquire Add to Cart
	Circus - Alistair Maclean 1975 English hardcover first edition, 1st issue, Collins, London A VG+ book in VG+ publisher price clipped dustcover The book is tightly bound and square, previous owner name and emboss Clean contents and cloth The jacket shows light wear to edges and spine top Aubrey and Maturin reinforce a blockade at Toulon A circus setting and performers provide the backdrop to this title For Sale at £7 (approx $12) DF7 - Free Delivery Worldwide - Check Upgrades	Buy Secure - Enquire Add to Cart

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Synopsis - Example From the left of the passageway came the sound of music, and it wasn't the New York Philharmonic that was giving forth. The music - if it could be called that - was raucous, tinny, blaring, atonal, and in any other circumstances could have been fairly described as an assault upon the eardrums: but in that fairground milieu any other kind of music, whether because of habituation or because it went so inevitably with its background, would have been unthinkable. Pilgrim and Fawcett passed through one of the several doors leading to the concourse that housed the side-show itself. It covered only a modest area but what it lacked in size it clearly compensated for in volume of trade. It differed little from a hundred other fairgrounds apart from the presence of a sixty-by-twenty, garishly-painted and obviously plywood-constructed structure in one corner. It was towards this, ignoring all the other dubious attractions, that Pilgrim and Fawcett headed.

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