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A number of French landmarks are famous throughout the world: the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame and Palace of Versailles are but a few.
Yet, a bridge maneuver at the table with a French accent is also a wonderful creation: the "coup en passant". What is this marvelous move?
Le columnist John Koch has an explanation that is magnifique!
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