A summer's ramble (through ten kingdomes) occasionally written by John Dunton, in his travells; and sent to his friends in England wherein he relates, the history of his sea-voyages, his conversation on ye roads, at the inns, and towns, he staid att with particular characters of men & women and almo

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A summer's ramble (through ten kingdomes) occasionally written by John Dunton, in his travells; and sent to his friends in England wherein he relates, the history of his sea-voyages, his conversation on ye roads, at the inns, and towns, he staid att with particular characters of men & women and almost everything he saw or conversed with.

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Handwritten copy of John Dunton's "Letters from New England" describing Dunton's travels and acquaintances in region, ca. 1686. Transcribed by William Henry Whitmore in 1867 for the Prince Society.

1 v. ([319] p.) ; 33 cm.

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