Julian Dutton Libros

A complete historical chronicle of living afloat on Britain's waterways

Focusing on the intimate details of daily life, this book presents an extraordinary chronicle of the twentieth century through the diary of Thomas Sibley, a London salesman. Spanning from Queen Victoria to the Moon Landings, Sibley's journals depict the struggles, triumphs, and tragedies of an ordinary family against the backdrop of major historical events. The narrative emphasizes the significance of everyday experiences, illustrating how the small moments of life reveal the true essence of history.

Set against the backdrop of Elizabethan England, this book offers a detailed exploration of Shakespeare's journey from London to Stratford-on-Avon. Focusing on three pivotal days, it vividly describes the landscapes, buildings, and people Shakespeare encountered along the way. Combining travelogue with visual archaeology, the fully illustrated chapters serve as both a narrative and a practical guide for readers wishing to trace Shakespeare's footsteps. This work appeals to Shakespeare enthusiasts and those interested in the rich social history of the period.