9780946645091 - secret places of the shannon von feehan, john m (4 Ergebnisse)
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Paperback. Zustand: Good. The book has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Some minor wear to the spine.
- Softcover
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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. No Jacket. 122 p. ; 21 cm. ; ISBN: 0946645094; 9780946645091 ; OCLC: 25860857 ; LC: DA990.S5 ; Originally published under title: The magic of the Shannon. ; stiff pictorial paper wrappers ; John M Feehan was an Irish author and publisher who was born in Dualla, County Tipperary. Feehan joined the Irish… Army and reached the rank of captain before resigning in 1945. He founded the successful Cork-based publishing house Mercier Press in 1944 and served as its managing director. He explored Ireland on foot and by boat, writing a number of books. ; "From the letters I received it seems as if quite a lot of people enjoyed my books about the sea, but a few complained that, despite the laughter and fun, they thought them too sad. They were, of course, thinking of those parts dealing with our tragic and painful history, but I have found it impossible to ignore these incidents. You cannot visit a place, say like Auschwitz, and write only about the goods in the souvenir shop, and every little village in Ireland was at one time or another almost a miniature Auschwitz." [!] ; lots of great lines, like the one from the girls from Banagher explaining their position referencing a date: "They can admire our foliage, but they're not getting near our flowers!" ; FINE. Book.
