An edition of More letters from Martha Wilmot (1935)

More letters from Martha Wilmot

impressions of Vienna, 1819-1829, relating her experiences in the brilliant cosmopolitan society of Vienna as the wife of the Rev. William Bradford, chaplain to the British embassy, during a period when Austria was the political and social centre of Europe, and including a journal of a tour in Italy and the Tyrol, and extracts from the diary of her elder daughter Catherine for 1829.

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An edition of More letters from Martha Wilmot (1935)

More letters from Martha Wilmot

impressions of Vienna, 1819-1829, relating her experiences in the brilliant cosmopolitan society of Vienna as the wife of the Rev. William Bradford, chaplain to the British embassy, during a period when Austria was the political and social centre of Europe, and including a journal of a tour in Italy and the Tyrol, and extracts from the diary of her elder daughter Catherine for 1829.

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Macmillan and co., limited
Language
English
Pages
339

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Subjects
Correspondence, Social life and customs, Court and courtiers
People
Martha Wilmot (1775-1873)
Places
Austria, Vienna (Austria)

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More letters from Martha Wilmot: impressions of Vienna, 1819-1829, relating her experiences in the brilliant cosmopolitan society of Vienna as the wife of the Rev. William Bradford, chaplain to the British embassy, during a period when Austria was the political and social centre of Europe, and including a journal of a tour in Italy and the Tyrol, and extracts from the diary of her elder daughter Catherine for 1829.
1935, Macmillan and co., limited
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London
Genre
Correspondence.

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Dewey Decimal Class
920.7
Library of Congress
DB851 .B7

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xivii, 339 p.
Number of pages
339

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OL22900616M
LCCN
36009267
Library Thing
3925734

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