In one work by this man featuring a number of drinking songs, the government closes all the pubs for its citizens' supposed good.
In one work by this man featuring a number of drinking songs, the government closes all the pubs for its citizens' supposed good. George Bernard Shaw created a portmanteau to parody this man's friendship with Hilaire Belloc. This author of The Flying Inn wrote a novel in which the commoner Auberon Quin becomes king of England and makes the different boroughs of London go to war with one another. In "The Blue Cross," he introduced the criminal Flambeau, who is foiled by a Catholic priest/detective. Another of his works ends after Gabriel Syme learns that the other weekdays are also undercover detectives. For 10 points, name this author of The Napoleon of Notting Hill, the Father Brown stories, and The Man Who Was Thursday.
In one work by this man featuring a number of drinking songs, the government closes all the pubs for its citizens' supposed good.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton