Vintage Roger Av Roger Mortimer

<B>'I never usually know what to give the men </B><B>in my life but I've found the perfect book: </B><B>VINTAGE ROGER by Roger Mortimer, </B><B>a collection of letters from the author's war </B><B>years. He manages to be hilariously funny, </B><B>even about the most gruesome encounters. </B><B>I laughed and cried and enjoyed every word' Jilly Cooper (<I>Good Housekeeping</I> festive pick)</B><BR/><BR/><I>I think prison has done me very little harm and some good. I am now far better read, far less smug and conceited, far more tolerant and considerably more capable of looking after myself.</I><BR/><BR/>In 1930, twenty-one-year-old Roger Mortimer was commissioned into the 3rd Battalion Coldstream Guards and spent the next eight years stationed at Chelsea Barracks. He lived a fairly leisurely existence, with his parents' house in Cadogan Square a stone's throw away, and pleasant afternoons were whiled away at the racecourse or a members' club. Admittedly thi

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