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Actions Displays	Bristol Past and Present : Vol. 3. : Civil and Modern History Remove from selection Add to selection TitleBristol Past and Present : Vol. 3. : Civil and Modern History Author J. F. Nicholls (author)‎ John Taylor (author)‎ Place of publicationLondon PublisherJ. W. Arrowsmith Ltd Year of publication1882 Pagination356 p. IllustrationsIllus., black and white line drawings and maps Dimensions22 x 28 cm Materialbook Series titleBristol Past and Present; 3 Class numberDA690.B N5 1882 NotesMichael Williams Collection SubjectBristol, History, Archaeology, Architecture Geographical keywordEurope, United Kingdom, Bristol Our aim has been to trace the origin and growth of Bristol as an integral portion of a mighty nation, in whose onward progress she has often led the van, and to whose greatness she has materially contributed; and our readers will find in the following pages abundant proof that the development of a maritime port, from an insignificant beginning into the proud position which for centuries Bristol held as the second commercial city in the kingdom, cannot be dissevered from the national history.

TitleBristol Past and Present : Vol. 3. : Civil and Modern History

Author

Place of publicationLondon

Year of publication1882

Pagination356 p.

IllustrationsIllus., black and white line drawings and maps

Dimensions22 x 28 cm

Materialbook

Series titleBristol Past and Present; 3

Class numberDA690.B N5 1882

NotesMichael Williams Collection

Our aim has been to trace the origin and growth of Bristol as an integral portion of a mighty nation,
in whose onward progress she has often led the van, and to whose greatness she has materially contributed;
and our readers will find in the following pages abundant proof that the development of a maritime port,
from an insignificant beginning into the proud position which for centuries Bristol held as the second commercial city in the kingdom, cannot be dissevered from the national history.