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Journals 8.1 – Wild Wales by George Borrow (Part 1)
By the time Wild Wales was published in 1862, George Henry Borrow was already a well-established travel writer, known principally for his Bible in Spain and works looking at the Romany people in Europe. He was not a particularly acclaimed … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century, Books, History, Journals, Travel
Tagged Chester, George Borrow, Sir John Moore, Wales, Wellington
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Journals 3.1 – A Year Abroad by Willard C. George (Part 1)
Willard George’s journal represents a crossroads in his life. A reverend in Norway, Maine since 1836, his health was in decline and he became convinced that a change of occupation was the only way to save his life. So, in … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century, Journals, Travel
Tagged Armagh, Chester, Chester Rows, Dublin, Dundalk, Famine, Liverpool, Newgrange, Poverty, Willard C George
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