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The Last Pink Bits
Travels through the remants
of the British Empire.
| Author | Harry Ritchie |
| Publisher | Hodder & Stoughton |
| ISBN # | 0-340-66683-8 |
| On-line Merchant | Amazon |
| This Book was added by | Paul Hill |
Cover Notes
It was the greatest imperial power the world had ever seen. At its peak it ruled a quater of the globe and 1,000 million people- until its hasty dismantling saw the British Empire disappear completely from the face of the earth.
BUT not quite. That empire
still encompassies over 1,000 territories, if you count bits of rock like
Junk Island and Rabbit. And Britain still even owns places with people
on them, the remmants of an empire that once coloured much of the globe
red the last pink bits. Harry Ritchie's tour includes Gibraltar,
Bermuda and the Falklands
and, with a series of witty reports covering issues such as conflict, identity,
drugs and golf, he answers the question an anxious George V whispered on
his deathbed- 'How is the Empire?'
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