
the englishmans country
Book Details
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Publisher: St. James Place, London
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Author: W. J. Turner
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Language: English
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Published Year: 1945
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Pages: 318
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Binding: Hard Back
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Book Condition: Used – Good
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Condition Note: Includes 46 plates in colour and 137 black-and-white illustrations; book is in good condition but spine is damaged
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Dimensions: 22 x 16 cm
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Availability: In Stock
About the Book
First published in 1945, this richly illustrated volume by W. J. Turner presents a thoughtful and evocative exploration of England’s landscapes, heritage, and cultural identity. Through reflective essays and visual documentation, the book examines the countryside, architecture, traditions, and historical character that shaped the English national imagination.
Enhanced by 46 colour plates and 137 black-and-white illustrations, the work offers both literary insight and visual richness. Turner’s narrative blends cultural commentary with historical perspective, capturing the spirit of post-war Britain and its enduring attachment to rural life and tradition.
A beautifully produced and historically significant volume, ideal for readers interested in British cultural studies, landscape history, and illustrated heritage books.
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Book Details
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Publisher: St. James Place, London
-
Author: W. J. Turner
-
Language: English
-
Published Year: 1945
-
Pages: 318
-
Binding: Hard Back
-
Book Condition: Used – Good
-
Condition Note: Includes 46 plates in colour and 137 black-and-white illustrations; book is in good condition but spine is damaged
-
Dimensions: 22 x 16 cm
-
Availability: In Stock
About the Book
First published in 1945, this richly illustrated volume by W. J. Turner presents a thoughtful and evocative exploration of England’s landscapes, heritage, and cultural identity. Through reflective essays and visual documentation, the book examines the countryside, architecture, traditions, and historical character that shaped the English national imagination.
Enhanced by 46 colour plates and 137 black-and-white illustrations, the work offers both literary insight and visual richness. Turner’s narrative blends cultural commentary with historical perspective, capturing the spirit of post-war Britain and its enduring attachment to rural life and tradition.
A beautifully produced and historically significant volume, ideal for readers interested in British cultural studies, landscape history, and illustrated heritage books.











