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    THE STREET PHILOSOPHER by Plampin, Matthew;

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    Product details:

    • Publisher HarperCollins
    • Date of Publication 3 September 2009

    • ISBN 9780007272440
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages496.0 pages
    • Size 198x129 mm
    • Weight 449 g
    • Language English
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    An elegant, powerful novel, set in Victorian England, a time not so different from our own...
    Ambitious young journalist Thomas Kitson arrives at the battlefields of the Crimea as the London Courier's man on the ground. It is a dangerous place, full of the worst horrors of war but Kitson is determined to make his mark. Under the tutelage of his hard-bitten Irish boss Cracknell, and assisted by artist Robert Styles, he sets about exposing the incompetence of the army generals.
    Two years later, as Sebastopol burns, Thomas returns to England under mysterious circumstances. Desperate to forget the atrocities of the Crimea, he takes a job as a 'street philosopher', a society writer reporting on the gossip of the day. But on the eve of the great Art Treasures Exhibition, as Manchester prepares to welcome Queen Victoria, Thomas's past returns to haunt him in the most horrifying way...

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