By Dawson Turner
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FEATURES:
• Full English text followed by the Dunda Books Spanish translation
• Hyperlink to download FREE audio book version included
• Active Table of Contents for easy navigation
• Beautifully formatted ebook for easy reading
• Dunda Books commitment to quality
• Illustrated versions display the original illustrations in their full original colors
Have a look at the full set of literary gems that are in the Dunda Books Classics series. Faithfully reproduced from the classics, our ebooks are beautifully formatted, incorporate the original illustrations, and come together with a free audio book download. The elegant and spacious formatting makes for easy reading as an e-book, or can be listened to at your leisure as an audio book at no extra cost.
Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. I. (of 2) was written by Dawson Turner in the form of letters to the Rev. James Layton of Catfield, Norfolk and was first published in 1820.FEATURES:
• Full English text followed by the Dunda Books Spanish translation
• Hyperlink to download FREE audio book version included
• Active Table of Contents for easy navigation
• Beautifully formatted ebook for easy reading
• Dunda Books commitment to quality
• Illustrated versions display the original illustrations in their full original colors
Have a look at the full set of literary gems that are in the Dunda Books Classics series. Faithfully reproduced from the classics, our ebooks are beautifully formatted, incorporate the original illustrations, and come together with a free audio book download. The elegant and spacious formatting makes for easy reading as an e-book, or can be listened to at your leisure as an audio book at no extra cost.
Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. I. (of 2) was written by Dawson Turner in the form of letters to the Rev. James Layton of Catfield, Norfolk and was first published in 1820. Read more
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