James Malton's Dublin Views: in colour (used) 250-300

James Malton's Dublin Views: in colour (used) 250-300"Recreates for us the architecture and the lifestyle of Dublin in the final decade of the eighteenth century, a period when the city was one of the most splendid in Europe and its buildings and prospects so impressed the English draughtsman James Malton that he wrote in the prospectus to his work that he was 'struck with admiration at the beauty of the capital of Ireland, and was desirous to make a display of it to the world.' His aquatint plates of

proud of plucking for his own profit the good ideas of others

and Spanish Recipes

Together this unlikely pair create and are created by the spectacle of mid-nineteenth century Australia

a deranged script writer

The autobiographical account of the author's climb up Mount Everest

the young French peasant girl who first saw Mary at the Grotto in 1858

' His aquatint plates of Dublin were first issued as monochrome prints during the 1790's

What will happen when they meet

from a superb original copy in the National Library of Ireland"--Publisher description

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200 crack troops who engaged 7 000 rebels in the Central African Republic were forced to negotiate a ceasefire at their base

When the body of Jarlath Walsh is discovered on the grounds of Dublin's Trinity College with the head beaten in