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|title= A Very British Coup
|author= Chris Mullin
|buy= Yes
|borrow= Yes
|pages=256
|publisher= Serpent's Tail
|date= January 2010
|isbn=978-1846687402
|sort= Very British Coup
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'''This book was reprinted in 2012 as [[Secret State by Chris Mullin|Secret State]]'''
Chris Mullin has long been one of my political heroes. He's an honest man in a profession where [[No Expenses Spared by Robert Winnett and Gordon Rayner|events]] have shown that it's been all too easy to be otherwise. His daughters are his best friends and he's worked in public life for the good of the public rather than his own benefit. His [[A View from the Foothills by Chris Mullin|diaries]] may well prove to be the definitive volume on the Blair years. He's campaigned and been an investigative journalist, but for some reason I had never read his classic political thriller – perhaps ''the'' classic political thriller - ''A Very British Coup''.
I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to the Bookbag.
Do read Chris Mullins [[A View from the Foothills by Chris Mullin|diaries]] – they're as readable as ''A Very British Coup''. It's difficult to find a political thriller which comes even close to this classic but we can recommend [[Power Play by Gavin Esler]] as a good holiday read. We think you'll love [[A Time to Lie by Simon Berthon]].
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