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Itinerary of Provence and the Rhone / Made During the Year 1819

By John Hughes
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A practical, stage-by-stage travel guide through southern France and along the Rhône, combining route descriptions with hands-on advice about pacing, viewpoints, and lodging. The itinerary follows sequential daily stages from Paris into Provence, detailing notable towns, antiquities, and coastal stops, and highlighting which sights merit longer visits or can be passed quickly. Attention to inns, charges, and possible impositions aims to help travelers economize time and avoid common difficulties. Plates and illustrations are noted with subjects identified for collectors and visitors.

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John Hughes

John Hughes was an early 19th-century writer known for his travel literature. His notable work, "Itinerary of Provence and the Rhone / Made During the Year 1819," offers a detailed account of his journey through the picturesque landscapes of Provence and along the Rhone River. Hughes's observations provide valuable insights into the culture, geography, and social life of the region during that period. His writing reflects a keen sense of exploration and appreciation for the beauty of the French countryside.

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