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Confusion (Cazalet Chronicle)

by Elizabeth Jane Howard

Series: Cazalet Chronicles (3)

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Info:	Pan Books (1994), Paperback, 496 pages
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Series (with order)

Cazalet Chronicles (3)

Canonical Title

Confusion

Original publication date

1993

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London, England, UK

Sussex, England, UK

Important events

World War II

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Epigraph

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For my brothers, Robin and Colin Howard

First words

The room had been shut up for a week; the calico blind over the window that faced south over the front garden had been pulled down; a parchment coloured light suffused the cold stuffy air.

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Sybille Bedford, John Bayley,

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