Mason's Retreat
by Christopher Tilghman
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9780312155865,
Paperback,
St Martins Pr,
1997
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9780679451631,
Audio Cassette,
Random House,
1996
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9780679427124,
Hardcover,
Random House Inc,
1996
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9780783818634,
Hardcover,
Thorndike Pr,
1996
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9780812976243,
Paperback,
Random House Inc,
2006
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Publisher Notes
Returning to America after many years in England, Edward and Edith Mason and their two sons take up residence at The Retreat, the old family estate on the Chesapeake Bay, where the members of the family drift irrevocably toward tragedy on the eve of World War II. Reader's Guide included. Reprint. 12,000 first printing.
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"'Mason's Retreat' is a stately, absorbing tragedy whose catastrophe arises less from a hasty exercise of personal passion than a civilized effort to accommodate the passions of others....Mr. Tilghman's book, so rooted in the idea of coming home, makes one realize all over again that here on Earth there is no such place."
First Line
Harry Mason can picture his grandfather, Edward, on the sundeck of the NORMANDIE, early morning, August, a pebbly North Atlantic mist.
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