ISBN: 9781590584347 - corridors of death: a robert amiss mystery: 1 (16 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Battered to death with a piece of abstract sculpture titled 'Reconciliation', Whitehall departmental head Sir Nicholas Clark is claimed by his colleagues to have been a fine and respected public servant cut off in his prime. Bewildered by the labyrinthine bureaucracy of Whitehall, Scotland Yard's Superintendent Jim Milton recognizes a potential ally in Clark's young Private Secretary, Robert Amiss.Milton soon learns from Amiss how Whitehall works: that it can be Machiavellian and potentially homicidal, that Sir Nicholas was obnoxious and widely loathed, that he had spent the weeks before his murder upsetting and antagonizing family and associates, and that his last morning on earth had been spent gleefully observing the success of his plan to embarrass his minister and his department publicly. And they still need to discover who wielded the blunt instrument.This is the first of Ruth Dudley Edwards' witty, iconoclastic but warm-hearted satires about the British Establishment.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Battered to death with a piece of abstract sculpture titled "Reconciliation", Whitehall departmental head Sir Nicholas Clark is claimed by his colleagues to have been a fine and respected public servant cut off in his prime. Bewildered by the labyrinthine bureaucracy of Whitehall, Scotland Yard's Superintendent Jim Milton recognizes a potential ally in Clark's young Private Secretary, Robert Amiss.Milton soon learns from Amiss how Whitehall works: that it can be Machiavellian and potentially homicidal, that Sir Nicholas was obnoxious and widely loathed, that he had spent the weeks before his murder upsetting and antagonizing family and associates, and that his last morning on earth had been spent gleefully observing the success of his plan to embarrass his minister and his department publicly. And they still need to discover who wielded the blunt instrument.This is the first of Ruth Dudley Edwards' witty, iconoclastic but warm-hearted satires about the British Establishment Battered to death with a piece of abstract sculpture titled Reconciliation, Whitehall departmental head Sir Nicholas Clark is described as a fine and respected public servant cut off in his prime. Scotland Yard's Superintendent Jim Milton realizes that's far from true in this satire about the British Establishment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Battered to death with a piece of abstract sculpture titled "Reconciliation", Whitehall departmental head Sir Nicholas Clark is claimed by his colleagues to have been a fine and respected public servant cut off in his prime. Bewildered by the labyrinthine bureaucracy of Whitehall, Scotland Yard's Superintendent Jim Milton recognizes a potential ally in Clark's young Private Secretary, Robert Amiss.Milton soon learns from Amiss how Whitehall works: that it can be Machiavellian and potentially homicidal, that Sir Nicholas was obnoxious and widely loathed, that he had spent the weeks before his murder upsetting and antagonizing family and associates, and that his last morning on earth had been spent gleefully observing the success of his plan to embarrass his minister and his department publicly. And they still need to discover who wielded the blunt instrument.This is the first of Ruth Dudley Edwards' witty, iconoclastic but warm-hearted satires about the British Establishment Battered to death with a piece of abstract sculpture titled Reconciliation, Whitehall departmental head Sir Nicholas Clark is described as a fine and respected public servant cut off in his prime. Scotland Yard's Superintendent Jim Milton realizes that's far from true in this satire about the British Establishment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Battered to death with a piece of abstract sculpture titled "Reconciliation", Whitehall departmental head Sir Nicholas Clark is claimed by his colleagues to have been a fine and respected public servant cut off in his prime. Bewildered by the labyrinthine bureaucracy of Whitehall, Scotland Yard's Superintendent Jim Milton recognizes a potential ally in Clark's young Private Secretary, Robert Amiss.Milton soon learns from Amiss how Whitehall works: that it can be Machiavellian and potentially homicidal, that Sir Nicholas was obnoxious and widely loathed, that he had spent the weeks before his murder upsetting and antagonizing family and associates, and that his last morning on earth had been spent gleefully observing the success of his plan to embarrass his minister and his department publicly. And they still need to discover who wielded the blunt instrument.This is the first of Ruth Dudley Edwards' witty, iconoclastic but warm-hearted satires about the British Establishment Battered to death with a piece of abstract sculpture titled Reconciliation, Whitehall departmental head Sir Nicholas Clark is described as a fine and respected public servant cut off in his prime. Scotland Yard's Superintendent Jim Milton realizes that's far from true in this satire about the British Establishment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…