£15 FREE P&P OFFERED! BOOKS London History UK History inc Britain at War Blitz St Paul's Samuel Pepys

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£15 in total:

CONDITION: Unless otherwise stated all are 'as new'
The City That Wouldn't Die May 10-11 1941 by Richard Collier.
1st EDITION 1959
PRICED ON EBAY from £38! 
CONDITION: Cover quite 'tatty.'
Illustrated.
Inscribed inside with a signature 'June 1962.'

Daily Mail Britain at War Unseen Archives by Maureen Hill.
Over 750 photos 
1st EDITION 2002

Illustrated History of Great Britain by Sir George Clark 
1st EDITION 1987
Over 230 illustrations.
CONDITION: Still Sealed

Blitz The Story of 29th December 1940 by M.J Gaskin
1st EDITION 2005
Illustrated.

Under The Dome of St Paul's a Story of Sir Christopher Wren's Days by Emma Marshall.
CONDITION: Some signs of surface wear on cover.
1st EDITION 1898
Step into the richly detailed world of 17th and 18th-century London with Emma Marshall's captivating historical novel, Under the Dome of St. Paul's. Set against the backdrop of Sir Christopher Wren's monumental work, this novel brings to life the trials, triumphs, and tribulations of those living during one of the most dynamic periods in British architectural history.

Samuel Pepys Plague Fire Revolution by Margarette Lincoln
National Maritime Museum 
1st EDITION 2015
This book, published to coincide with a major exhibition at the National Maritime Museum to mark the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London, centres on Samuel Pepys (1633 1703), the famous diarist and the greatest administrator of the Stuart Age. Not only a passionate diarist, Pepys was also a prolific correspondent who lived through and wrote about all the key events and leading individuals of his time: the Restoration of Charles II, the Great Plague, the Fire of London, the raid of the Dutch fleet in the river Medway, the King’s mistresses. Through a series of essays by leading experts, this publication reveals the rich diversity of his career and interests – from the theatre, to advances in science and development of the Royal Navy. His life was so utterly entwined with the extraordinary period he lived through – he was even a witness to the beheading of Charles I – that the book becomes a portrait of the age. Each chapter has two or three essays followed by discussion of specific objects and paintings.

Our Generation A Pictorial Record of Britain In Our Own Times.
With a foreward by E. Royston Price.
Published by Waverley Book Co Ltd.
1st EDITION 
CONDITION: Some signs of surface wear on cover.
A3 Size, several hundred pages all illustrated at least 400+ images.

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