Gray days and gold in England and Scotland
By: by William Winter.
Edition: New ed.
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1892
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 334
Subjects: Literary landmarks -- Great Britain; England -- Description and travel
Notes: "A companion to 'Shakespeare's England'"

Previously published as: Gray days and gold. 1891.
Table of contents: title: Classic shrines of England.; title: Haunted glens and houses.; title: Old York.; title: The haunts of Moore.; title: Beautiful Bath.; title: The land of Wordsworth.; title: Shakespeare relics at Worcester.; title: Byron and Hucknall-Torkard church..; title: Historic nooks and corners.; title: Shakespeare's town.; title: Up and down the Avon.; title: Rambles in Arden.; title: The Stratford fountain.; title: Bosworth field.; title: The home of Dr. Johnson.; title: From London to Edinburgh.; title: Into the Highlands.; title: Highland beauties.; title: The heart of Scotland.; title: Sir Walter Scott.; title: Elegiac memorials.; title: Scottish pictures.; title: Imperial ruins.; title: The land of Marmion.