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200			_aThe Cinder Path _bText _eNovel _fCatherine Cookson.
210			_aLondon _cCorgi Books _d1978
215			_a271 p. _cf. c _df. f.
225			_a"Britain's best-loved novelist"
300			_aThe cinder path which led from the Northumberland farmhouse would always symbolise defeat for Catherine MacFell; the boyhood humiliation from his brutal father, and the weaknesses that made Charlie a born loser - a nice chap who always got the thick end of the stick. But when the First World War swept him into the holocaust of the Western Front, a new Charlie emerged - a man in search of inner strength and integrity, with a woman stand by him...
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