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This excellent series of commentaries includes much of the literature regularly prescribed for A-level and university courses. It now also includes volumes on wider topics such as surrealism, symbolism, the history of French literature etc.

paperback, ISBN: 9780729304009, (0729304000), £7.95 In stock. Ready to despatch.

Description: This is the text in the original language. There is also a Grant & Cutler Critical Guide to the text in English. To find it, search for the title and the word 'guide'.

Next time someone asks if you speak Korean, you can say "Chugum hal chul amnida" (Choe-guum hahl chuul ahm-nee-dah).* With "Korean in Plain English," you can speak Korean in no time! Its easy-to-use pronunciation system and straightforward presentation of the basics of the language--with plenty of useful sentences--help you break the language barrier quickly and confidently. Start on the right foot and speak Korean with ease: Good morning! "Annyong hashim nikka!" (Ahn-nyong hah-sheem nee-kkah) Thank...

Details Accounts of the 'Knights of the Sky' in the Great War For those interested in the most outstanding airmen of the Great War this book will a highly satisfying read. The author has chronicled the aces of the allied forces and has enhanced his narrative with riveting accounts and first hand experiences and reports of the 'High Aces' in action. Within these pages the reader will discover the exploits of the Lafayette Escadrille Roland Garros—possibly the first Ace Guynemer Lufbery Fonck Pinsard...

Details After initially enlisting as an ambulance driver during the Great War, American born Wellman transferred into the French Foreign Legion. By the end of 1917 he had earned his wings as a fighter pilot and had joined N. 87 escadrille of the Lafayette Flying Corps. The ‘Black Cats’ flew Nieuport ‘pursuit’ aircraft—first 17s and latterly 24s. Wellman named his own plane Celia—after his mother. In his career as a fighter pilot Wellman chalked up three confirmed ‘kills’ and five ‘probables’ before...