Mark Davies (2) (1955–)

Auteur de Alice in Waterland: Lewis Carroll and the River Thames in Oxford

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Mark Davies (2) a été combiné avec Mark Johnstone Davies.

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Œuvres de Mark Davies

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Alice in Waterland: Lewis Carroll and the River Thames in Oxford (2010) 12 exemplaires

A towpath walk in Oxford : the Canal and River Thames between Wolvercote and the City (2001) 10 exemplaires

Oxford Canal Heritage Trail guide : a city walk exploring the cultural and industrial heritage of the Oxford Canal 1 exemplaire

City of Streams and Spires: A Self Guided Walk along Oxford's Waterways 1 exemplaire

What a liberty! memorable moments along Oxford's ancient ridden boundaries 1 exemplaire

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Nom canonique: Davies, Mark
Nom légal: Davies, Mark Johnstone
Date de naissance: 1955
Sexe: male
Nationalité: UK

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A towpath walk in Oxford : the Canal and River… par Mark Davies

A fairly interesting little book of reminiscences, scraps of history and snapshots of life. I'm not as familiar as I might be with the locations, especially the canal, so some of it was lost on me. It's dense with names, places and events; unless you're familiar with Oxford's waterways and/or local history you'll struggle to dredge much out of this book. It will also likely be a lot more accessible to older people who may remember or recognise some of the now-vanished places and past events that are described.… (plus d'informations)

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Shimmin | May 14, 2014 |

Alice in waterland par Mark J. Davies

An interwoven account of Lewis Carroll, the Thames and Alice in Wonderland. There's some interesting bits of information in there, and it clears up a few things about Carroll and the story, as well as giving me a bit more idea about life at the time. As I live near the river I found it quite interesting for that too. It'd probably be more rewarding if I had a big interest in the whole Alice thing, which I don't really, but never mind. Decent.