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A Thousand Years of Annoying the French
New, Revised, Updated and Expanded Edition
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Stephen Clarke's 'A Thousand Years of Annoying the French' is a humorous exploration of the complex relationship between the British and the French.
The book delves into historical events and cultural quirks, highlighting the many ways in which the two nations have clashed and annoyed each other over the centuries.
With a witty and irreverent tone, Clarke debunks myths, uncovers historical oddities, and pokes fun at both sides of the Channel.
From battles and revolutions to fashion and food, no topic is off-limits in this entertaining and informative read.
The book offers a lighthearted perspective on the enduring rivalry and mutual fascination between Britain and France.
It's a celebration of the quirks and eccentricities that make each nation unique.
The book delves into historical events and cultural quirks, highlighting the many ways in which the two nations have clashed and annoyed each other over the centuries.
With a witty and irreverent tone, Clarke debunks myths, uncovers historical oddities, and pokes fun at both sides of the Channel.
From battles and revolutions to fashion and food, no topic is off-limits in this entertaining and informative read.
The book offers a lighthearted perspective on the enduring rivalry and mutual fascination between Britain and France.
It's a celebration of the quirks and eccentricities that make each nation unique.
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