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The Informer.

O'FLAHERTY, Liam (1896–1984).

London: Jonathan Cape, 1925. [Modern Literature] FIRST EDITION. Octavo (20 x 13cm), pp.272. Publisher's green cloth with gilt titles to spine. Textblock toned. A bookplate carefully removed from the front pastedown. Spine heavily toned, with rubbing to head and tail. Very good. A man-hunt novel set just after the Irish Civil War, for which O'Flaherty was awarded the James Tait Black Memoiral Prize. Item #57158

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