London River by H. M. Tomlinson (1951 Large Edition)

Journey the Thames with This Beautifully Illustrated Classic

Good Condition – Slight wear to edges and corners of the cover cloth, pages are clean, bright, and tightly bound.

1921. The book begins: It begins on the north side of the City, at Poverty Corner. It begins imperceptibly, and very likely is no more than what a native knows is there. It does not look like a foreshore. It looks like another of the byways of the capital. There is nothing to distinguish it from the rest of Fenchurch Street. You will not find it in the Directory, for its name is only a familiar bearing used by seamen among themselves. If a wayfarer came upon it from the west, he might stop to light a pipe (as well there as anywhere) and pass on, guessing nothing of what it is and of its memories. And why should he? London is built of such shadows; and while we are here casting our own there is not much time to turn and question what they fall upon. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

• Publisher: Cassell & Co. Ltd.
• Publication Information: First published 1921, this is the "Enlarged and Completely Revised, 1951" edition.