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Fair stood the wind for France

  • H. E. Bates

3.00

1 ratings

An English fighter pilot brings his plane down in Occupied France during WWII. The family of a French farmer risk their lives to protect him. He and the daughter of the house are drawn to each other, but it is not time to fall in love.

Genres

  • Fiction
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • British
  • Bomber pilots
  • Social life and customs
  • Literature
  • Large type books
  • Fiction, war & military
  • Fiction, romance, historical, general
  • World war, 1939-1945, fiction
  • Great britain, fiction
  • France, fiction
  • Fiction, romance, general
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About the author

  • H. E. Bates

    1905 - 1974

    3.33

    3 ratings · 357 works

Editions

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    New Impression edition

    Penguin (Non-Classics)

    January 27, 1977

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    Little, Brown and company

    1944

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    Penguin (Non-Classics)

    January 27, 1977

  • Edition cover

    BBC Audiobooks/Chivers, Thorndike Press

    2005

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M. Joseph

1944

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    Penguin Group UK

    2008

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    Michael Joseph

    1944

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    Penguin Books in association with Michael Joseph

    1958

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    Unabridged edition

    Blackstone Audiobooks

    February 1999

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    Evensford ed.

    Joseph

    1951

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    UNABRIDGED edition

    Blackstone Audiobooks

    February 1999

  • Edition cover

    Joseph

    1946

  • Edition cover

    Unabridged edition

    G K Hall Audio Books

    May 1987

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    Penguin Books

    1958

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    Large print ed.

    Chivers

    1983

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    Chivers Audio Books

    January 1996

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    Gustav Volesky

    1946

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    Longman

    1971

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    M. Joseph

    1951