The Embarrassment of Riches: An Interpretation of Dutch Culture in the Golden Age by Schama, Simon - 1987-06-12

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New York. 1987. June 1987. Knopf. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0394510755. With more than 300 illustrations. 698 pages. hardcover. Jacket painting: The Burgher of Delft and His Daughter, by Jan Steen. Jacket design by Kandy Jean Littrell. keywords: History Dutch . FROM THE PUBLISHER - The brash and resourceful St. Paul private investigator Holland Taylor takes on an unpromising embezzlement case - an elderly woman has been cheated out of her life savings. But when Taylor tracks down Levering Field, the unscrupulous businessman who handled her investments, he finds that more is at stake - Mrs. Gustafson's financial ruin is only one strand in a spider's web of fraud and intrigue. With the help of his elegant attorney lady love and an eccentric computer-genius friend, Taylor starts probing under cover into Field's activities and soon finds that someone seems anxious to derail his investigation. The game quickly becomes serious when Field is found shot to death and Taylor first is… Read More

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