Sussex
“Sussex” by Peter Brandon, published by Robert Hale on June 1, 2004, is a comprehensive exploration of the county of Sussex, England. This 608-page book presents an engaging narrative that covers various aspects of Sussex, including its market towns, hills, castles, seaside resorts, gardens, and churches. The author provides a detailed account of the region’s historical significance and cultural relevance, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the area’s rich heritage.
Readers will find a thorough examination of Sussex’s natural beauty and diverse landscapes, as well as insights into local traditions and communities. The book highlights the county’s connections to education and music, emphasizing its ongoing importance in British culture. With a blend of historical context and personal enthusiasm, Peter Brandon invites readers to appreciate the multifaceted character of Sussex, making this edition a noteworthy addition for anyone keen on English history and travel.
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Product Description With an entertaining and highly detailed narrative, Peter Brandon takes us on a tour of Sussex’s market towns, hills, castles, seaside resorts, gardens, and churches, from Brighton to Ashdown Forest, and from Gatwick Airport to the Ouse. Every feature of the county is covered. Sussex has often been featured in art and literature over the centuries, not to mention in the chronicles of history, and to this day it remains a center of national cultural significance. With its exquisite natural beauty, varied landscapes, local traditions, international transport systems, diverse communities, and strong links with the worlds of education and music, Sussex is still one of the most interesting and important counties in Britain. Dr Brandon’s erudition and his infectious enthusiasm for his native home make Sussex a fascinating read for anyone interested not only in the county but in English history. About the Author Peter Brandon was formerly head of the Department of Geography at the University of North London.
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