Reverend Richard Warner's 'A Walk through Wales': the Buckley bit, containing a description of pottery making and mentioning the smelt "

Buckley

September 1798

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A Second Walk through Wales

by the

Revd. Richard Warner,

of Bath

August and September 1798

"Creation's tenant! All the world is thine."

Bath, printed by R. Cruttwell, and sold by

C. Dilly, Poultry, London.

1799

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The first walk was in August 1797, published in 1798.

The following is the first page after the title page from that first book.

ADVERTISEMENT

The following letters were written to a friend during a Walk through Wales in August last. Since that time they have been added to and corrected; and are now presented to the public, under the impression, that they may be found to afford some few hints and observations not altogether useless to those whose curiosity shall lead them to visit the very striking scenery of North-Wales. The routes of each day is engraven, and prefixed to the letter which contains a detail of its events; in which little sketches the more considerable deviations from the public road, made in order to visit particular objects, are marked with dotted lines. These are intended for the direction of the Pedestrian, whose independent mode of travelling enables him to catch beauties in his walk through an Alpine country, which the encumbrance of a carriage, and even the indulgence of a horse, prevents another traveller from enjoying.

Bath, January 1798.

Author: Warner, Richard

Reverend Richard Warner's 'A Walk through Wales': the Buckley bit, containing a description of pottery making and mentioning the smelt "

Buckley

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