Historic Sites of Lancashire and Cheshire. A Wayfarer's Notes in the Palatine Counties, Historical, Legendary, Genealogical, and Descriptive
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- Nombre de pages483
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-620323-8
- EAN4064066203238
- Date de parution19/05/2021
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille3 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Historic Sites of Lancashire and Cheshire, " James Croston meticulously explores the rich tapestry of history woven into the landscapes of these two northwestern English counties. Blending historical inquiry with keen observational detail, Croston's literary style is both accessible and engaging, making it suitable for both scholars and general readers alike. Each chapter interlaces vivid descriptions of historic sites with contextual narratives, grounding the reader in the historical significance of landmarks ranging from medieval castles to industrial heritage sites, thus contributing to the broader understanding of English regional history during the Victorian period and beyond.
James Croston (1828-1917) was a prominent figure in Victorian historical scholarship, deeply immersed in the local culture and history of the areas he documented. His extensive background as a journalist and editor, coupled with a personal passion for antiquarian studies, prompted him to meticulously compile this work. Recognized as a pioneer in documenting regional histories, Croston'Äôs scholarship reflects his belief in the importance of preserving local heritage and fostering a sense of identity among the counties' inhabitants.
This book is highly recommended for readers interested in English history, archaeology, and cultural heritage. Whether you are a scholar, educator, or just a curious traveler, Croston's detailed accounts provide essential insights into Lancashire and Cheshire, making it a valuable addition to any library dedicated to understanding Britain's historical landscape.
James Croston (1828-1917) was a prominent figure in Victorian historical scholarship, deeply immersed in the local culture and history of the areas he documented. His extensive background as a journalist and editor, coupled with a personal passion for antiquarian studies, prompted him to meticulously compile this work. Recognized as a pioneer in documenting regional histories, Croston'Äôs scholarship reflects his belief in the importance of preserving local heritage and fostering a sense of identity among the counties' inhabitants.
This book is highly recommended for readers interested in English history, archaeology, and cultural heritage. Whether you are a scholar, educator, or just a curious traveler, Croston's detailed accounts provide essential insights into Lancashire and Cheshire, making it a valuable addition to any library dedicated to understanding Britain's historical landscape.
In "Historic Sites of Lancashire and Cheshire, " James Croston meticulously explores the rich tapestry of history woven into the landscapes of these two northwestern English counties. Blending historical inquiry with keen observational detail, Croston's literary style is both accessible and engaging, making it suitable for both scholars and general readers alike. Each chapter interlaces vivid descriptions of historic sites with contextual narratives, grounding the reader in the historical significance of landmarks ranging from medieval castles to industrial heritage sites, thus contributing to the broader understanding of English regional history during the Victorian period and beyond.
James Croston (1828-1917) was a prominent figure in Victorian historical scholarship, deeply immersed in the local culture and history of the areas he documented. His extensive background as a journalist and editor, coupled with a personal passion for antiquarian studies, prompted him to meticulously compile this work. Recognized as a pioneer in documenting regional histories, Croston'Äôs scholarship reflects his belief in the importance of preserving local heritage and fostering a sense of identity among the counties' inhabitants.
This book is highly recommended for readers interested in English history, archaeology, and cultural heritage. Whether you are a scholar, educator, or just a curious traveler, Croston's detailed accounts provide essential insights into Lancashire and Cheshire, making it a valuable addition to any library dedicated to understanding Britain's historical landscape.
James Croston (1828-1917) was a prominent figure in Victorian historical scholarship, deeply immersed in the local culture and history of the areas he documented. His extensive background as a journalist and editor, coupled with a personal passion for antiquarian studies, prompted him to meticulously compile this work. Recognized as a pioneer in documenting regional histories, Croston'Äôs scholarship reflects his belief in the importance of preserving local heritage and fostering a sense of identity among the counties' inhabitants.
This book is highly recommended for readers interested in English history, archaeology, and cultural heritage. Whether you are a scholar, educator, or just a curious traveler, Croston's detailed accounts provide essential insights into Lancashire and Cheshire, making it a valuable addition to any library dedicated to understanding Britain's historical landscape.
