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.
The course, which blends rigorous analysis with creativity, is being tarred with the same brush as actual “Mickey Mouse” courses.
The classics of English literature continue to undermine one of our greatest professions.
It’s hard to work up a tribal hatred towards the Danes who love a tipple as much as the English and speak the language perfectly.
In a recent issue of The Spectator, I came across the following phrase: “…if there were a competition to find an entity less trustworthy than
In July 1940, Britain’s coalition government was concerned about public morale. German forces that had swept through France stood poised to invade. In the skies,
Franglais has a long and noble history in England, probably dating back to the day after the Battle of Hastings in 1066, when, I feel
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