Sketches of Travel in Normandy and Maine

· 1892

The first eight and the last four of these sketches appeared in the _Saturday Review_, the others in the _Guardian_. They are here reprinted with a few omissions, but with no other alteration. The permission courteously given to reproduce them is gratefully acknowledged. "Beyond doubt the finished historian must be a traveller: he must see with his own eyes the true look of a wide land; he must see, too, with his eyes the very spots where great events happened; he must mark the lie of a city, and take in, as far as a non-technical eye can, all that is special about a battle-field."…

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