The Trouble with Men
The exasperated women of Athens challenge the men of the City to decide whether women are a blessing or a curse.
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Whether by Homer’s epics, Aesop’s fables, or the struggle for independence in Byron’s day, Greece has civilised and inspired the English for more than two thousand years.
The exasperated women of Athens challenge the men of the City to decide whether women are a blessing or a curse.
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