Green and Pleasant Land

Green and Pleasant Land is a supplement published by Games Workshop and Chaosium in 1987 for the horror role-playing game "Call of Cthulhu".
Contents.
In an effort to expand the possibilities for "Call of Cthulhu" campaign settings outside New England, "Green and Pleasant Land" provides relevant background material about Great Britain in the 1920s and 1930s. 
The content includes:
There are three short adventures included: 
There is also a short story, "The Running Man", by Brian Lumley.
Publication history.
"Green and Pleasant Land" is an 80-page book that was compiled by Pete Tamlyn, with contributions by Andy Bradbury, Brian Lumley, Graeme Davis, Richard Cluff Edwards, Chris Elliot, and Marc Gascoigne. It was published simultaneously in the UK by Games Workshop, and in the US by Chaosium in 1987.
Reception.
In the March 1987 edition of "White Dwarf" (Issue #87), Robert Neville was impressed by how much material was included in this book, and thought the writing was good. He did think that most of the information provided could have been discovered through research in a well-stocked library, but admitted that "it's very useful to have it all in one place." He liked the three short adventures, saying, "All three are well-written and imaginative, and will prove to be popular with keepers and investigators alike." He concluded by calling the book "an incredibly useful and important package... no Cthulhu referee can afford to be without this supplement."
In the September 1987 edition of "Dragon" (Issue #125), Ken Rolston thought the book's contents were "oh, so civilized and oh, so eccentric." He called the background content "Splendid settings and inspirations for unspeakable horrors". He concluded, "Excellent layout, fine illustrations, entertaining, and readable. Don't miss it." 