Description
1948 Vanguard Press edition. Includes dust jacket which has a few small tears. Cover has some marks and fading. Pages are clean but have some yellowing. Binding is secure.
This delightful anthology, edited by Edward Valentine Mitchell, offers a captivating exploration of the pleasures of walking through the eyes of some of the most celebrated writers in history. Featuring essays by literary giants such as Charles Dickens, William Hazlitt, Hilaire Belloc, and Henry David Thoreau, this volume is a treasure trove for lovers of classic literature and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Dickens’ essay, “Night Walks,” invites readers to experience the enchantment of London’s streets after dark, while Hazlitt’s “On Going a Journey” celebrates the joys of wandering and discovering new landscapes. Belloc’s “The Road” is a poetic ode to the freedom and adventure found on the open road, and Thoreau’s “Walking” is a philosophical meditation on the restorative power of nature and the act of walking itself.
This 1948 Vanguard Press edition, with its charming dust jacket and well-preserved pages, offers collectors a unique opportunity to own a piece of literary history. Despite its age, the binding remains secure, ensuring that this book can be enjoyed for generations to come. For readers and collectors alike, this volume is a delightful companion for contemplative walks or cozy evenings by the fire.
