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Men at Arms

AuthorEvelyn Waugh
PublisherLittle Brown
CategoryFiction
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Author(s)Evelyn Waugh
PublisherLittle Brown
ISBN / ASIN0316926280
ISBN-139780316926287
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Sales Rank247,811
CategoryFiction
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Description

The first volume of Evelyn Waugh's masterful trilogy about war, religion, and politics.

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