A Description Of The Shetland Islands: Comprising An Account Of Their Scenery, Antiquities And Superstitions. Edinburgh, A. Constable And Co. [etc., Etc.] 1822

The Shetland Islands have long been a source of fascination for travelers, with their rugged landscapes, ancient ruins, and rich folklore. In this classic travelogue, the author provides a detailed account of his journey through the islands, exploring their history, culture, and natural beauty. Along the way, he encounters a wide variety of people, from fishermen and farmers to wealthy landowners and eccentric scholars. With its vivid descriptions and captivating stories, this book is a true gem of Scottish literature.

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