The house of hope

Kate Alexander

first published 1992 St. Martin's Press, 1994 344 pages

Ranging from 1862 to the present, this panoramic family saga traces the history of a famed London auction house and the dynasty behind it. Alexander's characterizations are lively, ranging from Vittorio Speranza, the ambitious Sicilian who founds the firm that will in time become Hope and Company; Ludo, Lord Kenrick, Vittorio's first important client; and their numerous descendants, united by alliances and marital un...

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The house of hope edition · 1994 · St. Martin's Press · 344 pages
The house of hope edition · 1993 · Arrow · 352 pages
The House of Hope edition · 1992 · Century · 344 pages

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