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Encyclopedia > Blue at the Mizzen (novel)


Aubrey_Maturin series
 by Patrick O'Brian
Master and Commander (1970)
Post Captain (1972)
HMS Surprise (1973)
The Mauritius Command (1977)
Desolation Island (1978)
The Fortune of War (1979)
The Surgeon's Mate (1980)
The Ionian Mission (1981)
Treason's Harbour (1983)
The Far Side of the World (1984)
The Reverse of the Medal (1986)
The Letter of Marque (1988)
The Thirteen-Gun Salute (1989)
The Nutmeg of Consolation (1991)
Clarissa Oakes (USA)
The Wine-Dark Sea (1993)
The Commodore (1995)
The Yellow Admiral (1996)
The Hundred Days (1998)
Blue at the Mizzen (1999)
21 (2004)
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Blue at the Mizzen (1999) is a novel by Patrick O'Brian, the twentieth (and final) book in the Aubrey–Maturin series.


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Blue at the Mizzen (1999) is a novel by Patrick O'Brian, the twentieth (and final) book in the Aubrey–Maturin series.
The novel is experimental in that it is not a tale of identifying the killers—they have openly announced their intentions—but is instead a description of how and why the bystanders and participants handle their parts in the crime.
In its general form, the novel of manners is concerned with subtle nuances of behavior and standards of correctness, usually in upper-class life.
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