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Hakluyt, Richard—continued.
C. R. Markham. 1905 910.8 H155
"Bibliography," p.297-298.
Hall, Richard Nicklin.
Great Zimbabwe, Mashonaland, Rhodesia; an account of
two years' examination work in 1902-4 on behalf of the
government of Rhodesia; with an introduction by A. H.
Keane. 1905 913.68 Hi7g
Forty centuries ago Great Zimbabwe was the metropolis of a gold-mining
region in South Africa. It occupied an area about two miles square
and its principal ruins are a temple and an acropolis. Mr Hall's volume
contains a description of the place, its ancient architecture, its relics
and "finds," and a minutely detailed account of each ruin.
Hanson, Charles Henry.
Land of Greece, described and illustrated. 1886 (1913.38 H24
Combines descriptions of the country with historical accounts of the
events which make the places memorable.
Prime, Edward Dorr Griffin.
Around the world; sketches of travel through many lands
and over many seas. 1872
gio P84
Contains a good deal of information not easily accessible, but as a book
of travels, it is disappointing from its brevity. Condensed from
Nation, 1872.
Sharpe, Samuel.
Texts from the Holy Bible explained by the help of the
ancient monuments. 1869 9 I 3-3 2 S53
*
Europe—Travel and description
Amicis, Edmondo de.
Ricordi di Londra; seguiti da Una visita ai quartieri
poveri di Londra, di L. Simonin. 1901
914.21 A51
Barton, Rose.
Familiar London; painted by Rose Barton. 1904 914.21 B28
Colored illustrations, with descriptions, picturing London in all seasons
and weathers.
[Cass, Lewis.]
France; its king, court and government, by an American.
1840 1^914.4 C25
Impressions of France and King Louis Philippe written while the author
was United States minister to that country.
Cocks, Charles.
Bordeaux, its wines and the claret country. 1846 g*4-4 C64
A history of Bordeaux, followed by an account of the vine-growing districts
of the Gironde, and of the varieties of wine produced there.
Guerber, Helene Marie Adeline.
How to prepare for Europe; a handbook of historical,
literary and artistic data, with full directions for preliminary
studies and travelling arrangements. 1906....914 G95
Bibliography at the end of each chapter.
"Fiction," p.515-524.
The same
rgi4 G95
Covers a somewhat different field from former guide-books. Devotes
a chapter or two to each European country (as well as Asia Minor
and North Africa), giving an outline of its history and discussing
routes and attractions. Contains numerous maps and illustrations,
as well as chronologies and reading lists for each country. Special
chapters on painting, sculpture, architecture and music.
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