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History of the Post - Office Packet Service between the years 1793 - 1815. Compiled from Records, Chiefly Official
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- Nombre de pages198
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4737434-3
- EAN8596547374343
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille905 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "History of the Post-Office Packet Service between the years 1793-1815, " Arthur H. Norway meticulously examines the evolution of Britain's postal services during a tumultuous period marked by war and economic change. With a keen eye for detail, Norway employs a clear and engaging prose style, combining narrative history with analytical insights, which allows readers to appreciate the complexities of communication logistics in early 19th-century Britain.
This scholarly work not only highlights the operational framework of the post-office packet service but also situates it within the broader historical context of international relations and domestic policies, showcasing how postal service advancements impacted commerce and diplomacy. Arthur H. Norway, a noted historian with expertise in maritime history and British communication systems, drew upon a wealth of primary sources to craft this authoritative account.
His background includes years of research into the mechanics of communication in wartime, leading him to explore how the packet services adapted to meet the demands of political and social change, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars. Norway's academic rigor illuminates a previously underexplored area of British history, contributing valuable insights into the significance of postal services in shaping societal interactions.
This book is recommended for historians, scholars of maritime trade, and anyone interested in the intricacies of communication systems during critical historical epochs. Norway's comprehensive narrative provides a profound understanding of the post-office packet service, making it an essential read for those who seek to grasp the interconnectedness of postal history with broader historical narratives.
This scholarly work not only highlights the operational framework of the post-office packet service but also situates it within the broader historical context of international relations and domestic policies, showcasing how postal service advancements impacted commerce and diplomacy. Arthur H. Norway, a noted historian with expertise in maritime history and British communication systems, drew upon a wealth of primary sources to craft this authoritative account.
His background includes years of research into the mechanics of communication in wartime, leading him to explore how the packet services adapted to meet the demands of political and social change, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars. Norway's academic rigor illuminates a previously underexplored area of British history, contributing valuable insights into the significance of postal services in shaping societal interactions.
This book is recommended for historians, scholars of maritime trade, and anyone interested in the intricacies of communication systems during critical historical epochs. Norway's comprehensive narrative provides a profound understanding of the post-office packet service, making it an essential read for those who seek to grasp the interconnectedness of postal history with broader historical narratives.
In "History of the Post-Office Packet Service between the years 1793-1815, " Arthur H. Norway meticulously examines the evolution of Britain's postal services during a tumultuous period marked by war and economic change. With a keen eye for detail, Norway employs a clear and engaging prose style, combining narrative history with analytical insights, which allows readers to appreciate the complexities of communication logistics in early 19th-century Britain.
This scholarly work not only highlights the operational framework of the post-office packet service but also situates it within the broader historical context of international relations and domestic policies, showcasing how postal service advancements impacted commerce and diplomacy. Arthur H. Norway, a noted historian with expertise in maritime history and British communication systems, drew upon a wealth of primary sources to craft this authoritative account.
His background includes years of research into the mechanics of communication in wartime, leading him to explore how the packet services adapted to meet the demands of political and social change, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars. Norway's academic rigor illuminates a previously underexplored area of British history, contributing valuable insights into the significance of postal services in shaping societal interactions.
This book is recommended for historians, scholars of maritime trade, and anyone interested in the intricacies of communication systems during critical historical epochs. Norway's comprehensive narrative provides a profound understanding of the post-office packet service, making it an essential read for those who seek to grasp the interconnectedness of postal history with broader historical narratives.
This scholarly work not only highlights the operational framework of the post-office packet service but also situates it within the broader historical context of international relations and domestic policies, showcasing how postal service advancements impacted commerce and diplomacy. Arthur H. Norway, a noted historian with expertise in maritime history and British communication systems, drew upon a wealth of primary sources to craft this authoritative account.
His background includes years of research into the mechanics of communication in wartime, leading him to explore how the packet services adapted to meet the demands of political and social change, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars. Norway's academic rigor illuminates a previously underexplored area of British history, contributing valuable insights into the significance of postal services in shaping societal interactions.
This book is recommended for historians, scholars of maritime trade, and anyone interested in the intricacies of communication systems during critical historical epochs. Norway's comprehensive narrative provides a profound understanding of the post-office packet service, making it an essential read for those who seek to grasp the interconnectedness of postal history with broader historical narratives.
