Hesperothen: Notes From the West
- 254 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura
Este reportero irlandés es considerado uno de los primeros corresponsales de guerra modernos. Cubrió la Guerra de Crimea durante 22 meses, incluyendo la famosa Carga de la Brigada Ligera. Su trabajo revolucionó la cobertura bélica.






This comprehensive biography tells the story of William Howard Russell, the first special correspondent and pioneer of modern war reporting. Through his vivid descriptions of the Crimean War and other major conflicts, Russell helped shape public opinion and revolutionize the field of journalism.
This book is a collection of stories about the fictional character Doctor Brady, a country physician in nineteenth-century Ireland. The stories are humorous and lighthearted, but also provide an insight into the social and cultural context of rural Ireland at the time.
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