The Land's End A Naturalist's Impressions In West Cornwall, Illustrated
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By William Henry Hudson
22 Jun, 2020
The Land's End by W. H. Hudson is a work of travel nonfiction published in 1908. In his book, Afoot in England, Hudson chronicles his excursions around England. When Hudson landed in Cornwall, he was so impressed by it that he wrote The Land's End. I
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The Land's End by W. H. Hudson is a work of travel nonfiction published in 1908. In his book, Afoot in England, Hudson chronicles his excursions around England. When Hudson landed in Cornwall, he was so impressed by it that he wrote The Land's End. Included in this work are beautiful illustrations by A. L. Collins. Less
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- English
- 978-1230400747
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