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About the Author
Wallace Breem was born in 1926 and educated at Westminster School. In 1944 he entered the Indian Army Officers’ Training School and later joined a crack regiment of the North West Frontier Force. After the war he took a number of temporary jobs, eventually joining the library staff of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. By 1965 he had become the 11th Chief Librarian and Keeper of Manuscripts. He was a founder member of the British and Irish Association of Law Librarians. He served the organisation in a number of senior capacities from 1969 until his death in 1990, when the Association and the Inner Temple jointly set up a Memorial Award in his honour.
By Wallace Breem
Eagle in the Snow
The Leopard and the Cliff
The Legate’s Daughter
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A PHOENIX EBOOK
First published in Great Britain in 1970 by Victor Gollancz Ltd.
First published in ebook in 2012 by Phoenix.
Copyright © Wallace Breem 1970
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