How We Saw It: 150 Years of The Daily Telegraph 1855 - 2005 Book + PRICE WATCH * Amazon pricing is not included in price watch

How We Saw It: 150 Years of The Daily Telegraph 1855 - 2005 Book

How We Saw It gives a fascinating picture of the way people lived and what they wanted during the last century and a half. From the girl who became the Talking Clock and the night that Crystal Palace burnt, to salmonella infected eggs and Tracey Emin's controversial works on display at the Tate, this book gives the news as it was experienced at the time, without the luxury of hindsight. Lavishly illustrated throughout with photographs from the Daily Telegraph archives and featuring newsflashes, letters to the editor, contributions from writers such as Charles Dickens, Oscar Wilde, John Keegan and A.N. Wilson, and a foreword from Lord Deedes, the book adds up to a riveting slice of history before the freshness wore off.Read More

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  • 0091894638
  • 9780091894634
  • Christopher Howse
  • 7 October 2004
  • Ebury Press
  • Hardcover (Book)
  • 256
  • illustrated edition
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