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Highways and byways in Dorset

by Sir Frederick Treves

Other authors: Joseph Pennell (Illustrator)

Series: Highways and Byways

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Sir Treves takes the reader on a tour of Dorset, by way of Shaftesbury, Poole, Blandford and Wimborne, to Cranborne. He then follows the coast from Poole to Lyme Regis, and from there turns inland to Sherborne and then on to Dorchester by way of Cerne Abbas.

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Gloriously rich language describes the landscape and heritage of the Doset and a corner of Wiltshire. Treves makes his opinions clear without seeming bombastic. (

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Pennell, Joseph	Illustrator	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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Sir Treves takes the reader on a tour of Dorset, by way of Shaftesbury, Poole, Blandford and Wimborne, to Cranborne. He then follows the coast from Poole to Lyme Regis, and from there turns inland to Sherborne and then on to Dorchester by way of Cerne Abbas.

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914.2330483History & geography › Geography & travel › Geography of and travel in Europe › England and Wales › Southwestern England and Channel Islands › Dorset, Poole Borough, Bournemouth Borough › subdivisions and modified standard subdivisions › Travel; guidebooks › 1837-

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DA670.D7History of Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania › Great Britain › History of Great Britain › England › Local history and description › Counties, regions, etc., A-Z

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