Daily Life in England in the Reign of George III - Couverture rigide

Parreaux, A.

9780049420779: Daily Life in England in the Reign of George III

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ISBN 10 : 0049420771 ISBN 13 : 9780049420779

Editeur : Allen & Unwin, 1969

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DJ is complete but is lightly toned in places and has a few small tears. Contents are clean and reasonably bright. Free from markings or inscriptions.

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�diteur: Allen & Unwin
Date d'�dition: 1969
Langue: anglais
ISBN 10: 0049420771
ISBN 13: 9780049420779
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Num�ro d'�dition: 1
Nombre de pages: 208
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Daily Life in England in the Reign of George III

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Daily Life in England in the Reign of George III

Andre Parreaux

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Daily Life in : England in the Reign of George III

Andrieux, Maurice; Congreve, Carola (Trans)

Edit� par George Allen & Unwin, London, 1969

ISBN 10 : 0049420771 ISBN 13 : 9780049420779

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Hard Cover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Good. First Edition. Dust jacket some loss to edges, closed tears. Original cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. Previous owner's book plate on frontis. Frontis plate. 207 pages clean and tight. This picture of daily life in England, painted by Andre Parreaux, depicts the period between 1760 and 1810, from the accession of George III until, showing signs of definite and permanent insanity, he was forced to concede the regency to his son. The beginning of the reign was marked by the end of the Seven Years' War, a war which added Canada and part of Louisiana to the British possessions, wi ich were soon to be robbed of the `thirteen colonies' by the war of American Independence. Then, for more than twenty years, apart from the truce of the Treaty of Amiens in 1802, the French wars raged through Europe. In this tense atmosphere English life changed in the space of forty years more than it had done in two centuries. The small farmer with his precarious living was replaced by the big landowner. In the new industrial centres of Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool, James Watt reigned more surely than any mad king. The artisan stepped aside for the workman. Salaries rose. London expanded towards the North and the West, but in the centre there was still a confusion of colourful stalls and noisy taverns, of young girls, thieves and beggars - a world of which Dickens was to become one of the last witnesses. In the town as in the country people drank and danced and fought against their liver complaints. Puritanism became less rigid and the Anglican Church saw the birth of a score of dissident sects. The middle class held sway on the Exchange and grew in power. The way was open for the reign of Queen Victoria. Having been written by a Frenchman, quoting quite often from contemporary French documents, this book brings a specially original touch to an always lively subject. Size: 8vo. N� de r�f. du vendeur 132006

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