A major new reference, National Geographic The British World brings the full sweep of British history to life through more than 95 custom-made and archival maps, cutaways, and family trees; more than 450 illustrations and photographs; and time lines and sidebars.
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Dimensions: 242 x 287mm
Publication Date: 03 Nov 2015
Publisher: National Geographic Society
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781426215537
About Tim Jepson
TIM JEPSON was born near the River Thames and grew up on the fringes of London close to Amersham the second-most outlying station on the city's Tube or subway system. Since 1985 interspersed with periods living and traveling abroad he has lived in London itself first in Islington and latterly in Notting Hill. He has written six other books for National Geographic and is a guide and expert for National Geographic Expeditions. His travel articles have appeared in the Daily Telegraph Vogue Conde Nast Traveller and other publications. LARRY PORGES has been a book editor at the National Geographic Society in Washington D.C. for more than a decade. He was born in New York and lived in London for five years three of those in Maida Vale. Porges studied English history at Tufts University and the British and European Studies Group London. He wrote the 2011 revision of the National Geographic guidebook to London was a contributing author on the National Geographic e-book Quintessential London and has been published in National Geographic Traveler magazine and other publications. Despite frequent trips back he misses London especially the London Evening Standard Little Venice and being surrounded by people who still think of Starburst as Opal Fruits.