The Cambrian Tourist [1828]

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Author

Anonymous

Title

The Cambrian Tourist, or, Post-Chaise Companion through Wales [1828] Containing cursory sketches of the Welsh territories, and a description of the manners, customs, and games of the natives

Credits

Transcribed from the 1828 Geo. B. Whittaker edition by David Price

Language

English

LoC Class

DA: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: Great Britain, Ireland, Central Europe

Subject

Wales -- Guidebooks

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 64127

Release Date

December 25, 2020

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.THE CAMBRIAN TOURIST,
2. 2.ACCOUNT OF THE WELSH LANGUAGE.
3. 3.THE CAMBRIAN TOURIST. — CHELTENHAM. — GLOCESTER. — CLIFTON — KINGSWESTON, — WESTBURY — FLAXLEY ABBEY, — NEWNHAM — LIDNEY — CHEPSTOW. — CALDECOT CASTLE. — CAERWENT, — CAERLEON — NEWPORT — RAGLAND CASTLE, — USK, or CASTRUM ISCA, — CAERLEON — CARDIFF — LANDAFF. — CAERPHILY — VALE OF GLAMORGAN, — FURNACES. — PONT NEATH VECHAN. — NEATH, — BRITTON FERRY. — SWANSEA. — OYSTERMOUTH CASTLE, — MUMBLES, — CHERITON, — LLANELLY, — KIDWELLY, — CAERMARTHEN — LLAUGHARNE, — GREEN BRIDGE. — TENBY — PEMBROKE. — MILFORD HAVEN, — HUBBERSTON, — MILFORD, — CAREW CASTLE — CRESSELEY, — LANDSHIPPING, — PICTON, — HAVERFORDWEST, — NEWGIN BRIDGE, — ROACH CASTLE — ST. DAVID’S, — RAMSEY ISLE, — FISHGUARD — NEWPORT, — KILGERRAN CASTLE — CARDIGAN, — ST. DOGMAEL’S ABBEY, — LLANARTH, — ABERAERON, — ABERYSTWITH, — DEVIL’S BRIDGE, — FALLS, &c. — HAVOD or HAFOD, — THE GENIUS OF HAVOD. — MACHYNLLETH, — TALYLYN; — DOLGELLY, — CADER IDRIS, — I. — II. — III. — IV. — BARMOUTH. — HARLECH — TAN-Y-BWLCH. — CRICCAETH — ISLAND OF BARDSEY. — PWLLHELI. — PENMORFA, — BEDDGELERT — BEDDGELERT, OR, THE GREYHOUND’S GRAVE. — THE VALE OF NANHWYNAN, — THE PASS OF DRWSYCOED, — SNOWDON. — “NATIVES OF ERYRI. — “MODE OF BURYING. — CAERNARVON; — PLAS-NEWYDD, — BANGOR, — MENAI. — MONA, OR ANGLESEA, [191] — BEAUMARIS, — LLANELIAN — AMLWCH, — HOLYHEAD, — PENRHYN CASTLE, — CONWAY CASTLE, — ABERGELE, — RHUDDLAN — ST. ASAPH, — HOLYWELL — FLINT — CHESTER, — EATON HALL, — CAERWYS, — DENBIGH, — RUTHIN, — WREXHAM. — MARCH WIEL, — RUABON, — PONTCYSYLLTY AQUEDUCT, [261] — LLANGOLLEN, — CHIRK. — WHITTINGTON. — OSWESTRY. — LLANYMYNACH, — WELSH POOL QUAY, — MONTGOMERY, — BISHOP’S CASTLE — LUDLOW, — LEOMINSTER, — HEREFORD, — ROSS, — MONMOUTH, — LLANDOGO, — TINTERN, — CHEPSTOW,
4. 4.SONNETS. — SONNET I. TO FRIENDSHIP. — SONNET II. THE CONTRAST OF YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY; — SONNET III. ON LEAVING WALES. — SONNET IV. TO THE WELSH HARP. — SONNET V. — SONNET VI. ON SEEING LLANGOLLEN VALE. — SONNET VII. PROSPECT OF SUN-RISE FROM SNOWDON. — SONNET VIII. TO MY DOG.
5. 5.INDEX.
6. 6.FOOTNOTES.

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