Proxopera

by Benedict Kiely

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Kiely, Benedict. Proxopera: A Tale of Modern Ireland. Methuen, London, 1988.

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Three IRA Provos take over a farmstead in the North and hold a family hostage until a bomb in a creamery can is delivered to the doorstep of a local judge

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