A new, correct, and much improved-history of the Isle of Wight
Subtitle: from theearliet times of authentic information to the present period: comprehending whatever is curious or worthy of attention in natural history, with its civil, ecclesiastical, and military state in the various ages, both ancient and modern.
Publisher: Printed by and for J. Albin, and sold in London by Scatcherd and Whitaker, Booksellers, Ave Maria Lane, and all the Booksellers
Published: 1795
Place of publication: Newport
Language: eng
Number of pages: 670
Subjects: Isle of Wight (England) -- History.
Notes: Paging irregular: p. 550 and 598 numbered 450 and 658 respectively; p. 571 is paged, though given as "not paged" in W. Upcott, Bibl. account of Eng. topography.