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100 1 $aJaprisot, Sebastien.
245 12 $aA very long engagement /$cSebastien Japrisot ; Linda Coverdale (translator).
260 $aLondon :$bHarvill Press,$c1997.
300 $a320 pages
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500 $aAs a Penguin author, Sebastien Japrisot has won the Best Crime Novel Award.
520 $aIn 1917, five French soldiers were court-martialled for self-inflicted wounds and pushed, their hands bound, into "No-Man's Land". The youngest of the condemned men was the fiance of Mathilde, only daughter of a rich industrialist, who sets out to discover what really happended to him.
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