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Lost England: 1870-1930 by Philip Davies
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Lost England: 1870-1930 (edition 2016)

by Philip Davies (Author)

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Lost England records the greatest transition in England's history as the longstanding practices of a largely rural economy shifted focus into towns and cities: astonishing photographs give the reader access to the streets, living and working spaces of the growing cities as well as the daily routines of rural life.… (more)
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Title:Lost England: 1870-1930
Authors:Philip Davies (Author)
Info:Atlantic Publishing (2016), 560 pages
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