The Old Inns of Old England (Vol. 1&2)
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- Nombre de pages345
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4738741-1
- EAN8596547387411
- Date de parution13/11/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille21 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The Old Inns of Old England (Vol. 1&2)", Charles G. Harper intricately weaves a tapestry of historical narratives that celebrate the charm and character of England's venerable inns. With a rich, descriptive literary style that blends anecdote with meticulous historical detail, Harper transports readers to a bygone era, exploring the architectural marvels and social significance of these establishments.
The dual volumes provide a comprehensive exploration of these inns, highlighting their roles as social hubs, shelter for travelers, and bastions of local lore, intricately situating them within the broader context of English social history and culture. Charles G. Harper, a graphic artist, and writer with a passion for antiquities, was deeply influenced by his affinity for historical exploration. His dedication to preserving the essence of English heritage is reflected in both his illustrative works and written narratives.
Harper's background in art and his enthusiasm for local histories provide a unique lens through which he examines these enduring symbols of communal life, marking a significant contribution to the literature of place. Readers who cherish the quaintness of historical travel, the depth of cultural studies, or simply the nostalgia of English history will find Harper's volumes an enriching experience.
"The Old Inns of Old England" stands as a vital resource for anyone looking to understand the profound stories, characters, and traditions that have shaped the country's communal ethos.
The dual volumes provide a comprehensive exploration of these inns, highlighting their roles as social hubs, shelter for travelers, and bastions of local lore, intricately situating them within the broader context of English social history and culture. Charles G. Harper, a graphic artist, and writer with a passion for antiquities, was deeply influenced by his affinity for historical exploration. His dedication to preserving the essence of English heritage is reflected in both his illustrative works and written narratives.
Harper's background in art and his enthusiasm for local histories provide a unique lens through which he examines these enduring symbols of communal life, marking a significant contribution to the literature of place. Readers who cherish the quaintness of historical travel, the depth of cultural studies, or simply the nostalgia of English history will find Harper's volumes an enriching experience.
"The Old Inns of Old England" stands as a vital resource for anyone looking to understand the profound stories, characters, and traditions that have shaped the country's communal ethos.
In "The Old Inns of Old England (Vol. 1&2)", Charles G. Harper intricately weaves a tapestry of historical narratives that celebrate the charm and character of England's venerable inns. With a rich, descriptive literary style that blends anecdote with meticulous historical detail, Harper transports readers to a bygone era, exploring the architectural marvels and social significance of these establishments.
The dual volumes provide a comprehensive exploration of these inns, highlighting their roles as social hubs, shelter for travelers, and bastions of local lore, intricately situating them within the broader context of English social history and culture. Charles G. Harper, a graphic artist, and writer with a passion for antiquities, was deeply influenced by his affinity for historical exploration. His dedication to preserving the essence of English heritage is reflected in both his illustrative works and written narratives.
Harper's background in art and his enthusiasm for local histories provide a unique lens through which he examines these enduring symbols of communal life, marking a significant contribution to the literature of place. Readers who cherish the quaintness of historical travel, the depth of cultural studies, or simply the nostalgia of English history will find Harper's volumes an enriching experience.
"The Old Inns of Old England" stands as a vital resource for anyone looking to understand the profound stories, characters, and traditions that have shaped the country's communal ethos.
The dual volumes provide a comprehensive exploration of these inns, highlighting their roles as social hubs, shelter for travelers, and bastions of local lore, intricately situating them within the broader context of English social history and culture. Charles G. Harper, a graphic artist, and writer with a passion for antiquities, was deeply influenced by his affinity for historical exploration. His dedication to preserving the essence of English heritage is reflected in both his illustrative works and written narratives.
Harper's background in art and his enthusiasm for local histories provide a unique lens through which he examines these enduring symbols of communal life, marking a significant contribution to the literature of place. Readers who cherish the quaintness of historical travel, the depth of cultural studies, or simply the nostalgia of English history will find Harper's volumes an enriching experience.
"The Old Inns of Old England" stands as a vital resource for anyone looking to understand the profound stories, characters, and traditions that have shaped the country's communal ethos.
