Dive into the heart of Devonshire with Anna Eliza Kempe Stothard Bray's "Traditions, Legends, Superstitions, and Sketches of Devonshire, Volume 2." This captivating volume continues Bray's exploration of the region's rich tapestry of folklore, customs, and local history. Written as a series of letters to Robert Southey, the book offers an intimate glimpse into the manners, antiquities, scenery, and natural history of Devonshire, specifically focusing on the areas bordering the Tamar and the Tavy rivers.
Originally published in 1838, this work preserves the unique character of 19th-century Devon, making it an invaluable resource for historians, folklorists, and anyone with a passion for the British countryside. Discover the enduring charm of Devonshire through its stories and traditions, as Bray skillfully brings the past to life.
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