"A Month in Yorkshire" by Walter White offers a captivating glimpse into nineteenth-century Yorkshire, England. This meticulously prepared edition allows readers to travel back in time and experience the cultural richness of the region through the eyes of a keen observer.
More than just a travelogue, White's work is a detailed description and cultural exploration of Yorkshire life, landscapes, and traditions. Discover the nuances of a bygone era as you journey through the towns and countryside, encountering the people and places that defined this unique corner of England. Perfect for Anglophiles, history enthusiasts, and anyone with an interest in the literary exploration of place, "A Month in Yorkshire" is a timeless journey waiting to be rediscovered.
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