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Seems like an interesting read
http://www.arlev.co.uk/glubb/index.htm

Haven't read more than a couple of pages, but seems to have some good insight.
09-13-2010 12:03 PM
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RE: Seems like an interesting read
I'll tell you what, those colonial Englishmen sure lived some interesting lives. Nowadays can someone:
  • Live in Mauritius
  • Go to Swiss private school
  • Fight in a war
  • Work for a foreign government
  • Lead an Army
  • Publish 17 books.

???

Not bloody likely!
09-13-2010 03:14 PM
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