French Letter: Pub talk is the great divide between England and France
Bretons are a broody people, not much given to uproar, reflects Walter in this week’s letter.
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Bretons are a broody people, not much given to uproar, reflects Walter in this week’s letter.
Immigration can be slowed and it can certainly be better managed but it cannot, I repeat, be stopped.
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The American people need to acknowledge that their country’s Constitution is a human construct, not Holy Writ.
This week, tooth, tyre and door troubles keep Walter busy.
In this week’s French Letter, Walter’s market town of Callac becomes the focal point of impassioned protests.
The Church’s decades of cover-up has well and truly unravelled.
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In this week’s letter, Walter realises that the most commonly spoken languages in his “voisinage” are now German and English.
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