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Excursions in the mountains of Ronda and Granada, with characteristic sketches of the inhabitants of southern Spain, vol. 2/2

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Etext transcriber’s note: The footnotes have been located after the etext. Corrections of some obvious typographical errors have been made (a list follows the etext); the spellings of several words currently spelled in a different manner have been left un-touched. (i.e. chesnut/chestnut; every thing/everything; Our’s/Ours; Codoba/Cordoba; sanitory/sanitary; your’s/yours; janty/jaunty; visiters/visitors; negociation/negotiation.) The accentuation of words in Spanish has not been corrected or normalized.

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On Stone by T. J. Rawlins from a Sketch by Capt C. R. Scott R. Martin lithog 26, Long Acre CASTLE OF XIMENA, AND DISTANT VIEW OF GIBRALTAR Published by Henry Colburn, 13 Great Marlborough St.

On Stone by T. J. Rawlins from a Sketch by Capt C. R. Scott R. Martin lithog 26, Long Acre CASTLE OF XIMENA, AND DISTANT VIEW OF GIBRALTAR Published by Henry Colburn, 13 Great Marlborough St.
On Stone by T. J. Rawlins from a Sketch by Capt C. R. Scott R. Martin lithog 26, Long Acre CASTLE OF XIMENA, AND DISTANT VIEW OF GIBRALTAR Published by Henry Colburn, 13 Great Marlborough St.
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Note 1 · [1] See the Posting Itinerary in the Appendix. [2] The post league has already been stated to contain 3 English miles, and 807 yards. [3] To
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