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Evans, Herbert Arthur.
Highways and byways in Oxford and the Cotswolds.
1905 914.2 E94
But one chapter is devoted to Oxford itself. Yarnton, Woodstock, Banbury,
Copredy. Edgehill, Compton-Wynyates, Stow-on-the-Wold,
Chipping Campden, Broadway, Sherborne, Bibury, Painswick and
Great Tew are a few of the best known out of many places visited.
Illustrated by Frederick L. Griggs.
[Grant, James.]
The great metropolis [London]. 2v. 1837 ^14.21 G78
v.i. General characteristics.—The theatres.—The clubs.—The gaming
houses.—Metropolitan society: the higher classes; the middle classes;
the lower classes.
V.2. The newspaper press: morning papers; the evening papers; weekly
papers; general remarks; parliamentary reporting.—Periodical literature:
the quarterly reviews; the monthlies; weekly journals.
Travels in town [London]. 2v. 1839 914.21 G78
v.i. The streets.—The park.—Tattersall's and the turf.—Downing
street.—The British Museum.—The newsmen.
v.2. The post office.—Bookselling, Paternoster Row.—Religious denominations.
Howitt, William.
Rural and domestic life of Germany; with characteristic
sketches of its cities and scenery. 1842
914-3 H86
At the time it appeared the book was generally regarded as an accurate
and impartial account.
James, Henry, b. 1843.
English hours. 1905 914.2 J16
Contents: London.—drowning in Westminster abbey.—Chester.—Lichfield
and Warwick.—-North Devon.—Wells and Salisbury.—An English
Easter.—London at midsummer.—Two excursions.—In Warwickshire.—Abbeys
and castles.—English vignettes.—An English New
Year. — An English winter watering-place. — Winch'elsea, Rye and
"Denis Duval."—Old Suffolk.
Sixteen essays on English scenes and occupations. They have all appeared
before, in "Portraits of places," "Transatlantic sketches" and
other collections. Mr James here gives us under one cover all that
he has had to say about England from time to time from the early
seventies down to the opening of this century. The illustrations
by Joseph Pennell are of great merit and interest. Condensed from
Nation, 1905.
Jungman, Beatrix.
Norway, by Nico Jungman, text by Beatrix Jungman.
[1905] 914.81 J52
Contents: Precarious travel.—Brottem, Aune, Sliper, Gjora, Sundalsoren.—On
the fjords.—Minor romantic episodes.—Mainly about
saints.—Arts and crafts.—Farm-houses, wedding festivities.—Forestry,
reindeer, land tenures.—Fisheries, the Lapps, religion and morals,
music.—Legends and literature.
Illustrated in color.
Kean, Martha, (pseud, of John M. Gundry).
Transplanted nursery; being the simple chronicle of a
summer sojourn in Brittany, told in letters home.
1904 9M4 Kl 4
Pleasantly written account of a summer spent in Brittany by a mother
and her three small boys. The account is given in letters home, full
of personal news with occasional guide-book touches.
Lee, Edwin.
Continental travel; with an appendix on the influence of
climate, the remedial advantages of travelling, &c.
1848 9H L52
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