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Too much tolerance risks violence and anarchy. Britain's turning somersaults to accommodate cultures whose values are opposite to our own: ROBERT TOMBS
The great essayist Michel de Montaigne, writing a few decades after Columbus discovered the West Indies, was fascinated by reports of what the indigenous people ate there.
Mice, lizards, bats and grasshoppers were considered delicacies. A toad, cooked and served in sauce, was considered a fine delicacy.
