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Thirty-Four East, a novel by Alfred Coppel, 1974 HBDJ First Edition

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Thirty-Four East, a novel by Alfred Coppel, 1974 HBDJ First Edition

SYNOPSIS:  434  pages. "The most disputed, politically charged, and militarily dangerous area in the world is a barren, rocky, dusty stretch of desert called the Sinai Peninsula. It is split by the meridian of longitude designated thirty-four east. To the west of the Sinai lies a vengeful Arab state, Egypt; to the east, a small, embattled nation, Israel, literally surrounded by enemies. The desolate sandy plain, punctuated by the Biblically symbolic Mount Sinai, is the main center of action for a novel of such narrative force, daring innovation, and intriguing plot that its readers will be held spellbound to its last compelling, moving moment."

Publisher: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., New York. 1974 Stated First Edition, B C D E.

Format: Hardback with dust jacket.

Condition: Jacket in Very Good condition; Volume in Very Good+ Condition. Jacket: minor edge chipping, soiling, and creases, front jacket flap unclipped with $7.95 retail still showing; a couple of gouges through, 1 in front jacket flap about 1" across, the second, smaller one, on back panel on author's photo. Volume: Black cloth boards show very little if any signs of wear; upper page edges blue gilt; bookseller's price written on front blank flyleaf in pencil under what appears to be a price label ghost. No other signs of wear noted. Photos illustrate condition.

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