Peter Dale | Bookhype

Peter Dale lives in Essex. His previous books include The Irish Garden: A Cultural History.

Jul 1, 2004

Cover of Oxfordshire's Lost Railways

Oxfordshire's Lost Railways

Oct 1, 2002

Cover of Wiltshire's Lost Railways

Wiltshire's Lost Railways

Oct 1, 2002

Cover of Gloucestershire's Lost Railways

Gloucestershire's Lost Railways

Sep 30, 2002

Cover of Under the Breath

Under the Breath

Jul 1, 2002

Cover of What Really Happened?

What Really Happened? (Policy, Practice, Research S.)

Sep 1, 2001

Cover of Dorset's Lost Railways

Dorset's Lost Railways

Sep 1, 2001

Cover of Somerset's Lost Railways

Somerset's Lost Railways

Apr 10, 2001

Cover of Cornwall's Lost Railways

Cornwall's Lost Railways

Apr 1, 2001

Cover of North Devon's Lost Railways

North Devon's Lost Railways

Apr 1, 2001

Cover of South Devon's Lost Railways

South Devon's Lost Railways

Jul 14, 2000

Cover of Richard Wilbur in Conversation with Peter Dale

Richard Wilbur in Conversation with Peter Dale

Dec 9, 1999

Cover of Anthony Thwaite in Conversation with Peter Dale and Ian Hamilton

Anthony Thwaite in Conversation with Peter Dale and Ian Hamilton

Sep 1998

Cover of An Introduction to Rhyme

An Introduction to Rhyme (Agenda/Bellew Poets on Poetry Handbooks, Vol 2)

Sep 1, 1998

Cover of Michael Hamburger in Conversation with Peter Dale

Michael Hamburger in Conversation with Peter Dale (Between the Lines S., v. 2)

Dec 1997

Cover of Da Capo

Nov 21, 1996

Cover of Edge to Edge

May 1993

Cover of Counselling Adults Who Were Abused as Children

Counselling Adults Who Were Abused as Children (Guidebooks for Counsellors S.)

Sep 1991

Cover of Earth Light

Oct 1, 1987

Cover of A Community Social Worker's Handbook

A Community Social Worker's Handbook

Oct 9, 1986

Cover of Dangerous Families

Dangerous Families

Nov 1983

Cover of Too Much of Water

Too Much of Water

Apr 17, 1978

Cover of One Another

Dec 1977

Cover of Cross Channel

Dec 5, 1977

Cover of The Victorian Critic and the Idea of History

The Victorian Critic and the Idea of History