Travels through France and Italy
"It is the work of a scholar, an observer of human nature, and a satirist of no mean order. It gives us characteristic social vignettes, portraits of the road of an unsurpassed freshness and clearness. It contains some historical and geographical observations worthy of one of the shrewdest and most sagacious publicists of the day."--Thomas Seccombe, in his introduction toTravels through France and Italy"Even after 235 years it still amuses and occasionally outrages readers" -- The Contemporary Review