The well-connected gardener : a biography of Alicia Amherst, founder of garden history
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The well-connected gardener : a biography of Alicia Amherst, founder of garden history
Book Guild, 2010
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Bibliography: p. 118-120
Includes index
収録内容
- Didlington Hall : inception of a gardener, 1865-75
- A learned, charitable, travelling, and increasingly political life, 1875-90
- Egypt, Percy Newberry and the Howard Carter connection, 1890-5
- A history of gardening in England, 1891-7
- The women's issue : horticultural colleges for ladies, and women's suffrage, 1895-1910
- Marriage, children and more writing, 1898-1907
- Empire, town and country, 1899-1909
- The deluge
- Out of action, then war work
- Lytchett Heath : a garden at last
- Tutankhamun comes good for Howard Carter
- Colonial travel
- A literary reprise in the 1930s
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Alicia Amherst was a distinguished Victorian and Edwardian horticulturist whose seminal work, 'A History of Gardening in England', was enormously influential in its time. This biography reveals a woman of remarkable gifts and energy.
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