
By Christopher Reeve
In a desirable sequence of up to date photos and illustrations, Bungay At paintings explores the lifetime of this East Anglian city and its humans, from its pre-industrial beginnings, via global wars and into the twenty-first century as Bungay reinvents itself as a vacationer destination.
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