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Primrose Hill: A History
Martin Sheppard
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Description for Primrose Hill: A History
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Primrose Hill exercises a hold upon the imagination of everyone who climbs it. The site of William Blake's vision of the sun, and the subject of one of W.H. Auden's earliest poems, it is a green sanctuary offering superb and ever-changing views over London. Long before it became a public park in 1842, Primrose Hill attracted duellists, poets, revolutionaries, soldiers and sportsmen, as well as prospective developers and large numbers of ordinary Londoners. Martin Sheppard's scintillating history of Primrose Hill, one of London's great landmarks, recounts the many remarkable events on the hill over the centuries. He also conveys ... Read more
Primrose Hill exercises a hold upon the imagination of everyone who climbs it. The site of William Blake's vision of the sun, and the subject of one of W.H. Auden's earliest poems, it is a green sanctuary offering superb and ever-changing views over London. Long before it became a public park in 1842, Primrose Hill attracted duellists, poets, revolutionaries, soldiers and sportsmen, as well as prospective developers and large numbers of ordinary Londoners. Martin Sheppard's scintillating history of Primrose Hill, one of London's great landmarks, recounts the many remarkable events on the hill over the centuries. He also conveys ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Carnegie Publishing Ltd
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2014
Condition
New
Number of Pages
360
Place of Publication
Lancaster, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781859362228
SKU
V9781859362228
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-2
Reviews for Primrose Hill: A History
'Primrose Hill is London's crowning glory. In New York, Paris or Shanghai the place to experience the best view of the city is from a really high building. Not so London, which is best seen from a gentle, very English hilltop. For all London lovers, Martin Sheppard's book is a truly delightful addition to the city's history.' Sir Terry Farrell ... Read more