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A beautifully written novel with great emotional appeal, set in Cornwall and Canada.

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A chance meeting between two old friends leads to an obsessive love which will unearth long-hidden secrets, causing a bitter rift between two families.

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In Fate and Freedom in the Novels of David Adams Richards, MacDonald and Craig explore the Christian foundation of Richardss writing and reveal an account of freedom that is fulfilled only in love.

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A sweeping, evocative story of love, secrets and betrayal, set against the stunning backdrops of Karachi and Cornwall.

Perfect for readers who love Santa Montefiore, Rosanna Ley and Dinah Jefferies.

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This collection of essays explores the philosophical and political dimensions of America as revealed by AMCs Mad Men, investigating topics including freedom, equality, consumerism and justice.

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This book studies the novels of writer Mark Helprin in relation to Dantes Divine Comedy by demonstrating that Helprins novels are both popular works of literature and serious explorations of philosophical and political themes. In the end, Helprins novels offer a robust defense of liberal democracy, while advocating for ancient virtue.

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Recovering Hegel from the Critique of Leo Strauss provides a study unique in its focus on Leo Strausss reading of Hegel. While MacDonald and Craig find value in Strausss thought, they argue that his pessimism concerning modernity lies in a misunderstanding of both modernitys greatest philosophical advocate, G.W.F. Hegel, and modernitys virtues.

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A novel of family secrets and wartime heritage, set in Cornwall, London and Warsaw.

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This book provides an analysis of five of the best known comedies of the award winning American film makers Joel and Ethan Coen. It demonstrates that their films, while popular and entertaining, also contain substantial philosophic and political ideas, particularly focusing on the nature of liberal democracy.

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This book provides an analysis of five of the best known comedies of the award winning American film makers Joel and Ethan Coen. It demonstrates that their films, while popular and entertaining, also contain substantial philosophic and political ideas, particularly focusing on the nature of liberal democracy.

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A rich, multi-generational saga, set in Singapore and New Zealand. The mysterious disappearance of a young child sets in motion a series of events that will haunt future generations of the family.

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The hand of friendship can span a thousand miles

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The hand of friendship can span a thousand miles