THE ATALANTA PAPERS Book 8
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Rhodesia, 1966. A British mission sits in a capital whose government Britain does not recognize, with no consular powers, no representation and nothing whatever to do, while sanctions arrive in installments and the trade goes on by road, by rail and across a river that two countries share. Aurelia Fanshawe is thirty-eight and is now paying for her own clothes, her own entertaining and most of her own travel. She spends the year establishing who writes a printed briefing paper that is better sourced than anything her own mission produces. The answer is a list of contributors, and she has met four of them, and one of them she ruined herself three years ago.
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