The Pennyles Pilgrimage

Embark on a remarkable journey through 17th-century England with John Taylor's "The Pennyles Pilgrimage," also known as "The Money-lesse Perambulation." This captivating work of early modern travel writing recounts Taylor's audacious pilgrimage across Great Britain.

Experience England through the eyes of a man determined to see its landscapes and people without spending a penny. Taylor's vivid descriptions offer a unique window into the social fabric and geographical diversity of the era. More than just a travelogue, this account offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and times of early modern Britain.

Ideal for those interested in British history, travel narratives, and the spirit of adventure, "The Pennyles Pilgrimage" remains a testament to the enduring allure of exploration and the power of the human spirit. This carefully prepared print edition brings Taylor's historical journey to life.

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