Another incident sees a young boy take a wooden sword and strike the protagonist.
One scene in this work sees the ex-president of Nicaragua dine with Lambert and Barker before eventually killing himself. Another incident sees a young boy take a wooden sword and strike the protagonist. That boy, Adam Wayne, eventually achieves a position where he plots with a toy dealer to prevent modern highways running through the titular location. FTP, name this work about King Auberon Quinn's battle with a rebellious provost, a satire by G.K. Chesterton.
One scene in this work sees the ex-president of Nicaragua dine with Lambert and Barker before eventually killing himself.
The Napoleon of Notting Hill