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More than a jingo
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More than a jingo
John Buchan (1875–1940) is remembered mainly for The Thirty-Nine Steps (1915), the wrong-man thriller that he wrote in the early months of the First World War while recovering from a duodenal ulcer. Its hero, the mining engineer Richard Hannay, stumbles on a German plot to steal British naval papers, thereby providing the original for any number of thrillers in which ordinary people are accidentally embroiled in conspiracies arranged by shadowy …
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