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Thomas Pennant.

A tour in Wales, 1773.

Pagg. 455. tabb. aeneae z6. London, 1778. 4.

The journey to Snowdon.

Pagg. 487. tabb. aeneae 26. ib. 1781. 4.

Supplemental plates to the tours in Wales.

Pagg. 7. tabb. aeneae 10. (1781.)

Arthur Aik in.

Journal of a tour through North Wales and part of Shrop-shire, with observations in mineralogy, and otherbranches of natural history.

Pagg’ 231. tab. aenea 1. London, 1797. 8.

Thomas Pennant.

A tour in Scotland, 1769.Pagg. 316. tabb. ameae 18.Supplement, pagg. 18.

- Second edition.

Pagg- 33 tabb. aeneae 18.— ■ ■ Third edition.

Chester, 1771.ib. 1772.

London, 1772.Warrington, 1774.Additions pagg. 34.

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Pagg. 388. tabb. aeneae 21.

A tour in Scotland, and voyage to the Hebrides, 1772.

1 Part. pagg. 379. tabb. aeneae 44. Chester, 1774.

2 Part. pagg. 481. tabb. aeneae 47. London, 1776.Charles Cor diner.

Antiquities and scenery of the North of Scotland, in aseries of Letters to Thomas Pennant, Esq.

Pagg- *73- tabb. aeneae 21. London, 1780. 4.

Remarkable ruins, and romantic prospects, of North Bri-tain, with ancient monuments, and singular subjects ofnatural history. (ibid. 1788—1795.) 4.

Tabb. aeneae fere too, cum foil, textus totidem. Tabulaead Zoologiam spectantes in nostro exemplo coloribusfucatae sunt.

James Anderson.

An account of the present state of the Hebrides and west-ern coasts of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1785. 8,

Pagg. clxv et 452; cum mappa geographica, aeri incisa.John Knox.

A tour through the Highlands of Scotland, and the He-bride Isles, in 1786.

Pagg. clxxij, 276 et 103. London, 1787. 8.

Robertus Sibbald.

Ad ejus miscellanea eruditae antiquitatis quae ad borealemBritanniae majoris partem pertinent, Appendix, pag.

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