The footpath way
Subtitle: an anthology for walkers
By: with an Introduction, by Hilaire Belloc.
Contributors: Belloc, Hilaire, 1870-1953.
Publisher: Sidgwick [and] Jackson
Published: 1911
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
Subjects: Walking.
Table of contents: title: Introduction [by] H. Belloc.-  Walking an antidote to city poison [by] S. Smith.-  On going a journey [by] W. Hazlitt.-  The Bishop of Salisbury's horse [by] I. Walton.-  A strolling pedlar [by] Sir W. Scott.-  A stout pedestrian [by] Sir W. Scott.-  Lake scenery [by] W. Wordsworth.-  Walking, and the wild [by] H.D. Thoreau.-  A young tramp [by] C. Dickens.-  De Quincey leads the simple life [by] T. de Quincey.- A resolution [by] G. Borrow.-  The Snowdon ranger [by] G. Borrow.-  Song of the open road [by] W. Whitman.-  Walking tours [by] R.L. Stevenson.- Sylvanus Urban discovers a good brew [from the] Gentleman's magazine.- Minchmoor [by] Dr. J. Brown.-  In praise of walking [by] L. Stephen.- The exhilarations of the road [by] J. Burroughs.