Plymouth by David Dunkerley

Plymouth by David Dunkerley

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Plymouth is undergoing changes that are likely to re-shape its economic, social, cultural and political profile. This book looks at current issues such as tourism, housing, architecture, defence, transport, health care and education as well as the history of Plymouth.

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Plymouth by David Dunkerley

This detailed study of Plymouth's past and present is published to mark the 1991 visit to the city of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. Plymouth is blessed by nature with one of the world's finest harbours. The sea does not simply mark the city's edge, but is also central to its livelihood and personality, every aspect of which is touched by the maritime setting. From climate to culture, from education to the economy, and from work to leisure, the influence of the sea is all-pervasive. Plymouth is renowned for its connection with seafarers such as Drake, Raleigh and other colourful historical figures. As well as focusing on the past, the contributors to this book examine current topics such as tourism, housing, architecture, defence, transport, health care and education, to provide an insight into the only British city to increase its population in recent years.
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ISBN 13 9780715399309
ISBN 10 0715399306
Title Plymouth
Author David Dunkerley
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher David & Charles
Year published 1991-08-01
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.