Liverpool - Solution

LIVERPOOL – SOLUTION

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SOURCE OF QUOTATION

British architectural critic Ian Nairn (1967), in Britain's Changing Towns, predicts "...if Liverpool can get into top gear again there is no limit to the city's potential. The scale and resilience of the buildings and people is amazing – it is a world city, far more so than London and Manchester.”

REFERENCES

“History of Liverpool”. [s.d.] Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Liverpool [2012, June 29].

Nairn, Ian. 1967. Britain's changing towns. London: BBC Books.