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Queen Of The Sea A History Of Lisbon Paperback Barry Hatton

Name: Queen Of The Sea A History Of Lisbon Paperback Barry Hatton
SKU: BELL-10415804
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Queen Of The Sea A History Of Lisbon Paperback Barry Hatton instant download after payment.

Publisher: C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.94 MB

Pages: 280

Author: Barry Hatton

ISBN: 9781849049979, 1849049971

Language: English

Year: 2018

Edition: Paperback

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Queen Of The Sea A History Of Lisbon Paperback Barry Hatton by Barry Hatton 9781849049979, 1849049971 instant download after payment.

Lisbon’s charm is legendary, but its vibrant 2,000-year history is not widely known, from its Roman legacy to its centuries under Moorish rule. Its journey from port town to Portugal's capital was not always smooth sailing―in 1755 the city was devastated by the largest earthquake ever to strike modern Europe, followed by a catastrophic tsunami and a six-day inferno that turned sand to glass.
Barry Hatton unearths these forgotten memories in a vivid account of Lisbon’s colourful past and present, bringing to life the 1147 siege during the Iberian reconquista, the assassination of the king, the founding of a republic and the darkness of a modern dictatorship. He reveals the rich, international heritage of Portugal's metropolis―the gateway to the Atlantic and the unrivalled Queen of the Sea.