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England doesn't exist
A Dutch correspondent's exploration of some of the quirkier sides of British culture, such as "ghosts, Druids, art auctions, steam trains and witches."
The author "went to the annual dinner of the Ghost Club, saw an 18-year-old girl being turned into a witch (third grade), learnt of marriages being broken up by steam engines, and came to the conclusion that, England does not exist - it is a state of mind". Adapted into English by Anke Brusse & Richard Boston. Illustrated.
The author "went to the annual dinner of the Ghost Club, saw an 18-year-old girl being turned into a witch (third grade), learnt of marriages being broken up by steam engines, and came to the conclusion that, England does not exist - it is a state of mind". Adapted into English by Anke Brusse & Richard Boston. Illustrated.
91 pages, Mass Market Paperback
Published January 1, 1974
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Peter Brusse
12 books1 followerPeter Brusse is schrijver, journalist en voormalig hoofdredacteur van het NOS Journaal. Hij studeerde Rechten in Amsterdam en raakte bij het grote publiek bekend als verslaggever in Londen, waarover hij verschillende bestsellers schreef.
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