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A story for lovers of the pint. This remarkable story and collection of over 100 photographs tells the story of Guinness, the family the business and the black stuff. It describes the early days in the Dublin of 250 years ago through to the world wide export operation that the brewery became. The illustrations cover the impact on the city of Dublin, transport, wealth and everyday life in the brewery.
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Guinness (Firm), Brewing industry, History, Ireland, genealogyShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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The Guinness story: the family. the business. the black stuff
2010, Fall River Press
in English
1435123697 9781435123694
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The Guinness story: the family, the business, the black stuff
2009, O'Brien Press
Hardcover
in English
1847171451 9781847171450
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"The Guinness story: the family the business and the black stuff projects an image of the pivotal role Guinness played in everyday Dublin."
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 165-166).
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