The British population of Marzipâne, a small, southern French town, eventually tipped beyond critical mass and thus, as The Law of Anglo-Saxon Sprawl dictated, an English pub selling warm ales and all-day Sunday roasts was duly opened on the town square... all Union Jacks a-flying in the face of the relentlessly howling Mistral. And the French.

196 pages. Hardback. Illustrated. 220x145mm. 15€ + P&P.

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