The Very Bloody History of Britain Without the Boring Bits
di Farman
1994 · 160 pagine · Random House · ISBN 9780370323701
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Do you know why the Celts got the best girls? Or who had his portrait painted after he was dead? And have you any idea who planned the first Channel Tunnel? From the dawn of civilization to the end of the Second World War, it's all here in the factually accurate and hilariously funny Very Bloody History of Britain.
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