A Tour in Wales

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Focusing on the history and antiquities of North Wales, this travel narrative delves into the region's castles, medieval families, and significant structures, while also addressing commerce and local festivals. Special emphasis is placed on Owain Glyndŵr's conflict with Henry IV, showcasing the author's deep interest in historical events. Thomas Pennant's meticulous research and engaging prose, complemented by twenty-six engravings by Moses Griffiths, make this work a vital reference for future travel writers, earning praise from contemporaries like Samuel Johnson.