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Guide book, A Concise Description of the English Lakes,
by Jonathan Otley, 1823, published by Jonathan Otley,
Keswick, Cumberland, by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationer's
Court, London, and by Arthur Foster, Kirkby Lonsdale,
Westmorland, 6th edn 1837.
The guide book is rebound in cloth. It has:- frontispiece,
map; title page, preface, contents list; pp.1-184
descriptive text, including itineraries, llustrated by
outline views of mountains and an engraving, with notes on
placenames, botany, geology, meteorology, floating island in
Derwent Water, black lead mine at Seathwaite; and index.
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inscription:-
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printed title page
A / CONCISE DESCRIPTION / OF THE / ENGLISH LAKES, / AND
ADJACENT / MOUNTAINS : / WITH / GENERAL DIRECTIONS TO
TOURISTS; / NOTICES OF THE / BOTANY, MINERALOGY, AND GEOLOGY
OF THE DISTRICT; / OBSERVATIONS ON METEOROLOGY; / THE
FLOATING ISLAND IN DERWENT LAKE; / AND THE / BLACK-LEAD MINE
IN BORROWDALE. / BY / JONATHAN OTLEY. / SIXTH EDITION. /
KESWICK : / PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR; / BY SIMPKIN AND
MARSHALL, STATIONERS' HALL COURT, / LONDON; / AND ARTHUR
FOSTER, KIRKBY LONSDALE. / 1837.
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