Unvisited places of old Europe
By: by Robert Shackleton. Illustrations by Walter Hale and Ralph L. Boyer
Publisher: The Penn publishing company
Published: 1914
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 320
Subjects: Description and travel
Notes: Illustrated t.-p.

Mode of access: Internet.
Table of contents: title: The beginning of it all.; title: Finding the strangest corner of Europe.; title: In the Scilly islands.; title: Getting to Guernsey.; title: Where King George is still duke of Normandy.; title: A peninsula of patronymics.; title: The Norman home of the Bruce.; title: Unexpected survivals in and near Paris.; title: In the forest of Arden.; title: Free and independent Luxembourg.; title: Neutral Moresnet.; title: Watertochtjes in Holland.; title: The old red city of Rothenburg.; title: Liechtenstein: a sovereign state.; title: The passes of the Alps in snow and ice.; title: Through the Dolomites in winter.; title: A William Tell of unvisited mountains.; title: An unfamiliar Naples.; title: Along the Brenta: once a highway for the world.