The Road: A Story Of Romans And Ways To Past Christopher Hadley William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

A Times Book Of The Year ‘An Absolute Joy To Read And An Early Contender For Every List History Books Year’ Sunday Telegraph ‘On Nearly Page Random Passage Takes One’s Breath Away’ Have You Ever Heard March Legions On Lonely Country Road? Two Thousand Years Roads Romans Built Determined Flow Ideas Folktales Where Battles Were Fought Pilgrims Trod Almost Everyone In Britain Lives Close Roman Road If Only We Knew Look Beginning Was Watling Street First Scored Land When Invading Arrived Cold Alien Kentish Shore 43 Ce Campaign Rolled Out All Points Compass Forcing Their Way Inland As Britons Fell Back Pursued Them Relentlessly Carrying Troops Supplies Military Despatches Fighting That Followed Pushed Onwards Across What Is Now England Into Wales North Scotland Search Booty Mineral Wealth Tribute They Left Behind Vast Network Linking Marching Camps Forts Changing Landscape Etching Story Advance Face Channelling Our Today Christopher Hadley Acclaimed Author Hollow Places Us Lyrical Journey This Past Retracing Searching Elusive Sprang From One Busiest Hubs His Not Always Easy Time Nature Erased Many Clues Bridges Rotted Whole Woods Grew Route Carters Found Easier Ford Downstream People Broke Up Its Milestones Mend New Paths After Heavy Clay Swallowed Lengths It Once Mighty Became Bridleway Overgrown Hollow-Way Parched Mark Soil Leads Hunt Discover Hilaire Belloc’s Phrase ‘All Has Arisen Along Way’ Gathering Traces Archaeology Poems Church Walls Hag Stones Cropmarks Oxlips Killing Hauntings Immortals Things Buried Too Deep Mesmerising Giving Secrets Σελίδες: 320 Διαστάσεις: 15 9X15 9Cm