Sketches Of Scenes In The Isle Of Wight, With Explanatory Notes, Designed As A Key To The Local Descriptions Of L. Richmond, In His Annals Of The Poor

This illustrated guidebook offers a visual tour of the Isle of Wight, accompanied by detailed descriptions and historical context for each location. Designed to complement the works of the influential evangelical preacher Legh Richmond, whose writings often focused on the island's landscape and inhabitants, this volume offers a glimpse into a unique corner of English culture.
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