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Distributed for Liverpool University Press

Edited by Richard Chiverrell and Geoffrey Thomas

New History of the Isle of Man Volume 1

The Evolution of the Natural Landscape

480 pages, 10 color plates, 145 halftones  6 x 9  © 2005
Series: Liverpool University Press - New History of the Isle of Man

Cloth $100.00

ISBN: 9780853235774   Published December 2006
For sale in North America only

Paper $40.00

ISBN: 9780853235873   Published December 2006
For sale in North America only

The Isle of Man is a small island off the northwest coast of England in the Irish Sea. Though heavily influenced by nearby England, Ireland, Wales, and Scotland, it possesses a distinct culture all its own that is reflected in everything from its language, Manx, to its independent parliament, the Tynwald, a legacy of Viking rule. A New History of the Isle of Man takes a fascinating, in-depth look at the island's past.

The first volume of the series comprises a natural history of the island from some 500 million years ago to the present day. Beginning with the story of the first arrival of plants and animals on the island's rocky shores, it concludes with an appraisal of changes in the environment of the island wrought by its human residents.
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