H. J. Massingham (1888–1952)

Autor de Cotswold Country

44+ Obras 211 Miembros 1 Reseña 2 Preferidas

Sobre El Autor

Incluye los nombres: Massingham H J, H.J.Massingham, Harold John Massingham, H.J. editor. Massingham

Nota de desambiguación:

(eng) Care should be taken with the Massinghams. Henry William had two sons, Harold John and Hugh, as well as a daughter, Dorothy.

Harold and Hugh collaborated on The Great Victorians - the work is listed on Harold's page. Harold was the more prolific author and a good bibliography is available on his Wikipedia page.

Obras de H. J. Massingham

Popular Reciente

Cotswold Country (1937) 24 copias

Chiltern Country (1900) 20 copias

English Downland (1936) 18 copias

The Great Victorians (1932) 17 copias

The Great Victorians - 2 (1938) — Editor — 14 copias

The Great Victorians 1 (1937) — Editor — 14 copias

The English countryside;: A survey of its chief features (The pilgrims' library) (1939) 13 copias

The Wisdom of the Fields (1945) 8 copias

The English countryman, a study of the English tradition (1942) 7 copias

A Treasury of Seventeenth Centuary Ebglish Verse (1946) 6 copias

Country Relics (1974) 5 copias

Where Man Belongs (1946) 5 copias

Downland Man 4 copias

A Mirror of England: An Anthology of Writings of H J Massingham (1888-1952) (1988) 4 copias

This Plot of Earth. A Gardener's Chronicle (1944) 3 copias

London Scene 3 copias

The Friend Of Shelley A Memoir Of Edward John Trelawny (2013) 3 copias

Pre-Roman Britain 3 copias

Guide to the Cotswolds (1950) 3 copias

Poems about birds,: From the middle ages to the present day; 3 copias

AN ENGLISHMAN'S YEAR (1948) 2 copias

Poems About Birds (2023) 2 copias

Through the wilderness 2 copias

Ward Locks Guide to the Cotswolds: with special sections on natural life and antiquities and architecture. 2 copias

Men of Earth 2 copias

Fee, fi, fo, fum : or, The giants in England (1926) 2 copias

The Curious Traveller 2 copias

Some Birds of the Countryside: The Art of Nature (1921) (2008) 2 copias

Rural England; a Survey of Its Chief Features (1939) 2 copias

The Tree of Life (2003) 2 copias

Fifteen Poems (1987) 1 copia

The Southern Marches 1 copia

On the Farm {article} 1 copia

Genius of England. With illustrations by Charles Stabb 1 copia

Shepherd's Country 1 copia

The Natural Order; Essays in the Return to Husbandry 1 copia

The Faith of a Fieldsman (1951) 1 copia

In Praise of England 1 copia

Countryside Character 1 copia

Country 1 copia

The Golden Age: The Story of Human Nature (1928) 1 copia

ENGLAND AND THE FARMER. (1941) 1 copia

Wold Without End 1 copia

Remembrance: An Autobiography 1 copia

Explorador de obras

Obras relacionadas

Lark Rise to Candleford (1945) — Introducción, algunas ediciones — 1,831 copias

The English Counties Illustrated (1948) — Contribuidor — 18 copias

Little Innocents: Childhood Reminiscences (1932) — Contribuidor — 9 copias

THE COUNTRYMAN AT WORK WITH A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR BY H. J. MASSINGHAM (1947) — Contribuidor — 2 copias

Etiquetado

1949 (3) 3rd edition (4) Arquitectura (4) Bar: (2) Batsford (7) Biografía (14) Bretaña (6) Brian Cook dust jacket (Batsford) (4) Colección (2) Cotswolds (2) DW (5) eng (2) ENGHIST (2) Geografía (2) Geología (3) guía (2) Historia (19) Historia local (2) Historia natural (3) Inglaterra (19) Inglés (2) landforms (2) Left Family Room Bookcase (2) Literatura (3) Loc:Open (3) Naturaleza (5) No ficción (3) no leído (2) Oxfordshire (2) Paisaje (3) scenery (2) Siglo XIX (2) Siglo XX (2) ST13 (3) Stat:Loan (3) Topografía (5) Travel - Great Britain (2) UK Travel (2) Viaje (6) Wiltshire (2)

Traducción de etiquetas en funcionamiento

Conocimiento común

Nombre legal: Massingham, Harold John
Fecha de nacimiento: 1888
Fecha de fallecimiento: 1952
Género: male
Nacionalidad: UK
Educación: Westminster School, London
Oxford University (Queen's College)
Relaciones: Massingham, Henry William (father)
Massingham, Dorothy (sister)
Massingham, Hugh (brother)
Bell, Adrian (friend)
Aviso de desambiguación: Care should be taken with the Massinghams. Henry William had two sons, Harold John and Hugh, as well as a daughter, Dorothy.

Harold and Hugh collaborated on The Great Victorians - the work is listed on Harold's page. Harold was the more prolific author and a good bibliography is available on his Wikipedia page.