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Fiction, History, Murder, New College (University of Oxford)
This book is set in the 1660's, and tells the story of Sarah Blundy who is accused of murder. The story is told from four different perspectives, and as you read each one you learn so much more about the events, and there is a huge plot twist at the end!
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Plot-driven, cool, grave and earnest.
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Andrew Miller reviews book An Instance of the Fingerpost by Iain Pears; drawing (M)
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On Open Library, 9 have read it and 35 want to.
“Marco da Cola, gentleman of Venice, respectfully presents his greetings.”
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