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John Amis online: Marion Thorpe obituary

Posted by taittweets2013 on May 10, 2014

An obituary for Marion Thorpe, who was married to Jeremy Thorpe and Lord Harwood, written by John Amis before he passed away last August.

John Amis online: Marion Thorpe obituary.

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