There are many entertaining anecdotes, as well as lots of interesting inside information about French property; from where to find a bargain, to what are the pitfalls which can - and too often do - spoil 'The French Dream'. Unfortunately this product has been discontinued by the manufacturer so we can no longer or sell this item. Seller has stated it will dispatch the item within 1 working day upon receipt of cleared payment - opens in a new window or tab . However, a brutal suppression of the workers' rebellion demonstrated that frustration was still present. Daumier's Lunch in the Country and Boudin's Beach at Trouville are depictions of bourgeois tourist activities.

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