Description
Not the now quaint artefact from a pre-digital world, but a sort of flaneur’s guide to London published during the coronation year of Queen Elizabeth II. The A to Z actually stand for an alphabetical list of facets of the city of London, starting with A for accuracy, through K for knowledge, N for night-life, S for sight-seeing and culminating in Z for zest. Hampstead Heath, for example, is described as ‘the real country to the Cockney’. This is the 2016 reprint of the 1953 original in very good condition.
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