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    Democracy: An Epitaph
    Democracy: An Epitaph
    Democracy: An Epitaph
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    Democracy: An Epitaph

    By Lallafa Jeltz

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    A short collection of political verse by up-and-coming London poet Lallafa Jeltz: None Of The Above, Ode To Magna Carta, Civil Disobedience, The Road To Number Ten, Blameless Tiers and Democracy: An Epitaph.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWyrdStar
    Release dateApr 11, 2015
    ISBN9781310872419
    Democracy: An Epitaph
    Author

    Lallafa Jeltz

    Lallafa Jeltz is the pen-name of a London-based writer, whose hobbies include confusing tourists, drawing moustaches on newspaper pictures of celebrities and shouting at the screen during BBC's Question Time.

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