Guinness: A Family Succession tells the dramatic inside story of how the early generations of the Guinness family created the world's largest brewery and most famous stout.
Guinness: A Family Succession tells the dramatic inside story of how the early generations of the Guinness family created the world's largest brewery and most famous stout.
Arthur Edward Guinness, the 4th Earl of Iveagh, was born in Dublin, raised in Farmleigh and educated in Ireland and England. Ned is a farmer at Elveden, Suffolk and Co. Meath, Ireland. He is active in the promotion of Guinness beer, the interests of social housing and community amenities in central Dublin. Antonia Hart is an Irish historian and writer. She is the author of Ghost Signs of Dublin and The Commercial Lives of Irish Women 1850-1922: Business as Usual.
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Family Tree Illustration Credits Note on Names Prologue 1. Arthur's Way 2. Opening the Gate 3. Dipping and Rising 4. One of My Sons 5. Protest and Pledge 6. Brewer's Bounty 7. Inheritance 8. The Brothers Guinness 9. By Mutual Consent 10. Enough to Make Us All Stare 11. The Edwardian Age 12. Change of Season Epilogue Acknowledgements Further Reading Index
Family Tree Illustration Credits Note on Names Prologue 1. Arthur's Way 2. Opening the Gate 3. Dipping and Rising 4. One of My Sons 5. Protest and Pledge 6. Brewer's Bounty 7. Inheritance 8. The Brothers Guinness 9. By Mutual Consent 10. Enough to Make Us All Stare 11. The Edwardian Age 12. Change of Season Epilogue Acknowledgements Further Reading Index
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