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Author: E. Keble Chatterton Publisher: Hurst & Blackett, Ltd. Published: 1941 First Edition: No

Product Ref /: 142

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Hardback with blue cloth boards, gold gilt to title writing on spine. With unclipped dust-jacket, jacket has some tears and small parts missing, otherwise good. Innerboards, endpapers and hinges are good. With 31 full-page illustrations, there are 255 pages including the index. All the pages are in good throughout and the binding is tight and square.

Synopsis

THE EPIC of DUNKIRK allows the reader to see a unique set of illustrations and how 335,000 men were extricated from what seemed annihilation. Through the chapters you get an idea of the kind of crafts and vessels that were used in the exvacuation. One of the only books that deals with the Naval side of the withdraw from Dunkirk.

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