Sydney Harbour by Michael Stringer racing team Thurley argues that Dickens is

Thurley argues that Dickens is supreme among nineteenth century novelists by virtue of the power and intensity of his imagination and of his ability to transmit the real pressures of his time through the symbols of art

gives his personal account of the audacious and innovative plot to outwit the Germans by washing up a dead body on Spanish shores

notably a disputed succession to the throne and the looming threats of rebellion and war

book has minor rubbing on edges

by Alec Larg and Jane Wood

Sydney Harbour by Michael Stringer racing team Thurley argues that Dickens isSydney Harbour A pictorial history from the first settlers to the present day by Michael Stringer J. M. A. Stringer & Co., 1984, [First Edition], pull out poster photographs, colour and b w photographs throughout, illustrated end papers, hardcover with laminated pictorial boards, ISBN 0959019707 Very Good Condition, some edge wear and shelf wear, corners bumped rubbed, 'The story of Sydney Harbour from, pre European arrival through to the present day