This book is a collection of two of Ian Hay's most popular works: The Last Million and How They Invaded France - and England. The Last Million is a satirical novel set during the First World War, while How They Invaded France - and England is a humorous account of a fictional German invasion of Britain. Both are witty and engaging reads that provide a fascinating glimpse into the attitudes and humor of the time.

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