MAURICE LEWIS: MAN OF LETTERS... By David Wyn Davis.
2010 1st edition. 8vo (153 x 216mm). Ppviii,171. B/w photographs. Laminated boards.
"The story of the Wynstay's coachman in Victorian and Edwardian Machynlleth." "Maurice Lewis, more than any other person, has provided us with the most significant personal accounts of late Victorian and Edwardian Machynlleth. He achieved this through his regular letters to his daughter, Elizabeth Ann, whe she was living in London and Birmingham and it is quite astonishing that most of his letters [and a great many other family documents] for the period 1896-1913 along with some from other members of the family, close friends and occaisional business acquaintenances have survived."
"The story of the Wynstay's coachman in Victorian and Edwardian Machynlleth." "Maurice Lewis, more than any other person, has provided us with the most significant personal accounts of late Victorian and Edwardian Machynlleth. He achieved this through his regular letters to his daughter, Elizabeth Ann, whe she was living in London and Birmingham and it is quite astonishing that most of his letters [and a great many other family documents] for the period 1896-1913 along with some from other members of the family, close friends and occaisional business acquaintenances have survived."
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37130
| Author | Davies (David Wyn). |
|---|---|
| Book Code | 37130 |
| ISBN | B004H4D8Q8. |
| Book Description | Fine new unread hardback. |
| Book Cover | Hardcover |
| Published Date | 2010 |
| Publisher | Machynlleth English Presbyterian Chapel / Machynlleth and District Civic Society. |
| Place | Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire. |