David Christie: 41 books

Despair’s Last Journey David Christie Murray, english journalist and writer (1847-1907) This ebook presents «Despair’s Last Journey», from David Christie Murray. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected. Table of Contents -01- About...

My Contemporaries In Fiction David Christie Murray, english journalist and writer (1847-1907) This ebook presents «My Contemporaries In Fiction», from David Christie Murray. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected. Table of Contents...

This volume starts with London Transport’s green Country bus routes, radiating eastwards from Rainham, Epping and Romford. The author lived in Romford at this time and a favourite ride was on the 370 Romford–Tilbury Ferry route end-to-end, which started just half a mile from his home at the London...

The Bluebell Railway was the premier preserved line in the thirty –year period covered in this book. Busy as he was with recording working BR s team in the mid- sixties, David Christie’s first visit to the line was by train in 1964 and then from 1967 more frequently by car, with a total of eighteen...

Among the chapters in this 1897 collection are "First, the Critics, and then a Word on Dickens," "Robert Louis Stevenson," "Living Masters—Rudyard Kipling," "Dr. Macdonald and Mr. J. M. Barrie," and "The Americans." Murray feared he would be ridiculed for the book, but instead gained literary friends (and praise) as a result of its publication.

Popular novel, first published in 1919.

In the year eighteen hundred and twenty, and for many years before and after, Abel Reddy farmed his own land at Perry Hall End, on the western boundaries of Castle Barfield. He lived at Perry Hall, a ripe-coloured old tenement of Elizabethan design, which crowned a gentle eminence and looked out picturesquely...