A Wanderer in Venice

A Wanderer in Venice

A Wanderer in VeniceFor a detailed guide to Venice the reader must go elsewhere; all that I...
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Author: Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall),1868-1938
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A Wanderer in Venice

A Wanderer in Venice

CHF 11.46 CHF 5.73

A Wanderer in Venice

CHF 11.46 CHF 5.73
Author: Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall),1868-1938
Format: eBook
Language: English

A Wanderer in Venice

For a detailed guide to Venice the reader must go elsewhere; all that I have done is invariably to mention those things that have most interested me, and, in the hope of being a useful companion, often a few more. But my chief wish (as always in this series) has been to create a taste. For the history of Venice the reader must also go elsewhere, yet for the sake of clarity a little history has found its way even into these pages. To go to Venice without first knowing her story is a mistake, and doubly foolish because the city has been peculiarly fortunate in her chroniclers and eulogists. Mr. H.F. Brown stands first among the living, as Ruskin among the dead; but Ruskin is for the student patient under chastisement, whereas Mr. Brown's serenely human pages are for all. Of Mr. Howells' Venetian Life I have spoken more than once in this book; its truth and vivacity are a proof of how little the central Venice has altered, no matter what changes there may have been in government or how often campanili fall. The late Col. Hugh Douglas's Venice on Foot, if conscientiously followed, is such a key to a treasury of interest as no other city has ever possessed. To Mrs. Audrey Richardson's Doges of Venice I am greatly indebted, and Herr Baedeker has been here as elsewhere (in the Arab idiom) my father and my mother. E.V.L. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 16705
Author: Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall)
Release Date: Sep 17, 2005
Format: eBook
Language: English

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Illustrator: Morley, Harry, 1881-1943

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