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Travels in England & Wales, compiled from the most authentic and recent authorities
Published by Dublin, 1825
Seller: Roger Collicott Books, Widecombe in the Moor, DEVON, United Kingdom
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Good +. First Ed. 180 pages. Woodcut frontispiece, full-page woodcuts in text. Front endpaper removed rear endpaper torn in one corner. Contemporary sheep with patches missing recently rebacked. Scarce only two copies of this edition listed in COPAC. A fictional tour through England in the Summer of 1821, carried out by a Mr. Miller who resided a short distance from Dover with his two sons, the elder, George sedate and studious, though "rather of solid than shining abilities." The younger son William, volatile and clever, "fonder of play than his book." Cambridge being the final resting place on their route.
