BadseyEllis, Antony

The London that Never Happened

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ISBN 13:: 9781854144690
author:: BadseyEllis, Antony
format:: Hardback
publisher:: Capital History Publishing
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2022
Pages:: 96
Dimensions:: 25 x 21.9 centimetres (0.66 kg)
Genre:: History, Europe, General,
Condition:: New
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The London That Never Happened by Antony Badsey-Ellis is an exploration of what could have been. This thought-provoking book delves into the history of London, examining key moments and decisions that shaped its development. From transportation networks to architectural landmarks, Badsey-Ellis examines the choices made in the past that continue to influence the city today. With a focus on the complexities of urban planning and the consequences of historical events, this book offers a fresh perspective on one of the world's greatest cities. With 96 pages of insightful analysis, The London That Never Happened is a valuable resource for anyone interested in history, architecture, or transportation.

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