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Force of Change (Nick Hern Books)

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Force of Change (Nick Hern Books)

Caroline Paterson is a Detective Sergeant in the Royal Ulster Constabulary. Used to doing battle against the ingrained sexism of her male colleagues, she begins to suspect something much worse: systematized collaboration based on blackmail and threats of violence between the RUC and the loyalists terrorists of the UDA.

Country	USA
Author	Gary Mitchell
Binding	Paperback
EAN	9781854594723
Edition	0
ISBN	1854594729
Label	Nick Hern Books
Manufacturer	Nick Hern Books
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	96
PublicationDate	2000-09-01
Publisher	Nick Hern Books
SKU	16771689
Studio	Nick Hern Books
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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