Talk:The War of Don Emmanuel's Nether Parts
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I propose deleting the following from the second paragraph on the grounds that it is overly subjective and that no evidence has been given in support of the statement:
a characteristic of his later work which is perhaps more pronounced in this early work than in his greatest hit Captain Corelli's Mandolin.
It is not the claim that Captain Corelli's Mandolin was his greatest hit (at least as far as sales go) that is the problem, but the claim that de Bernieres was any less empathic to those affected by evil.
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