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Italy 2 Volume Paperback Set

Italy 2 Volume Paperback Set

Italy 2 Volume Paperback Set

Remarks Made in Several Visits, from the Year 1816 to 1854
Volume SET:
John Cam Hobhouse
February 2010
SET
Multiple copy pack
9781108003988

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    John Cam Hobhouse's 1859 publication provides a detailed account of his travels to Italy between 1816 and 1854. The two volumes contain informative descriptions of the places, people and politics of nineteenth-century Italy, and the reader will gain fascinating insights into the close relationship between Hobhouse and Lord Byron. The first volume covers a number of cities including Milan, Venice and Verona, while the second focuses on the churches, monuments, temples and ruins of Ancient Rome. Providing a mix of entertaining anecdotes and historical information, the volumes explore afresh 'a country now made accessible by a few hours journey and familiar to us by every mode of illustration', acquainting the modern traveller with the Italy 'of times long past'.

    Product details

    February 2010
    Multiple copy pack
    9781108003988
    826 pages
    252 × 325 × 70 mm
    1.4kg
    Out of stock in print form with no current plan to reprint

    Table of Contents

    • Preface
    • 1. Switzerland
    • 2. Milan
    • 3. De Breme
    • 4. Milan
    • 5. Brescia
    • 6. Verona to Montebello
    • 7. The banks of the Brenta
    • 8. Few remains of republican Rome
    • 9. Causes of destruction of Roman structures
    • 10. Continuation of causes of dilapidation of Roman structures
    • 11. Continuation of causes of dilapidation
    • 12. The Capitol
    • 13. Capitoline ascents
    • 14. St Martina
    • 15. The Arco de' Pantani
    • 16. The Palatine and arch of Constantine
    • 17. The Mamertine and Tullian prisons
    • 18. The castle of Sant' Angelo
    • 19. The pyramid of Cestius
    • 20. Nemi
    • 21
    • Rienzi
    • Appendix.
      Author
    • John Cam Hobhouse