✍ Scribed by John Le Carré
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Intriguing….Magisterial….The many ingredients are skillfully marshaled. Lucidly and elegantly controlled. --New York Times Book Review
Le Carre is writing at the top of his form. --Los Angeles Times
Powerful….Remarkable….A grand summation of all John le Carre's themes. --New York Times
From the author of "The Russia House" and "Smiley's People" comes a story about Smiley and the Circus. This book tells of Ned's career, his triumphs, failures and gradual rise to maturity under the watchful eye of his mentor, George Smiley. The third bestselling hardback novel of 1991 in the UK.
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