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Following the success of his collection of short stories, author, journalist and London guide Terence Jenkins gives us an idiosyncratic look at some of the city's places and people and the stories behind them. For example: what was a Zulu prince doing in the back streets of Beckenham? Why is an English aristocrat buried in a concrete Arab tent in Barnes? What are 'Winchester geese'?

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Genre: History
Format: Paperback
Published: 2010
Pages: 162
Publisher: Troubador Publishing Limited
ISBN: 9781848764118

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