London: Printed for Harvey and Darton, 1830. First edition. The Dartons, a Bibliographical Checklist, G38. The adventures of three siblings who journey to Portugal with their parents to escape the harsh winter of England. Descriptions of the cities, towns, monuments, their histories and people are interwoven with the story of.....

Yarmouth: Printed and Sold by M. Alexander; Sold Also by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Johnson, London, 1812. First and only edition. Colbert; COPAC records four copies (BL, Cambridge, Durham and V. & A.); OCLC adds Boston Athenaeum and New England Historic Genealogical Society. A pocket-size stranger's guide.....

La Haye: Chez Henri van Bulderen, Marchand Libraire, dansle Pooten, à l'Enseigne de Mezeray, 1692. Second edition; first published in 1691, also in The Hague. The popular and colorful Relation du Voyage d’Espagne by Marie-Catherine Aulnoy (1650-1705), also known as Countess d'Aulnoy, the prolific French author of fairy tales, stories.....

London: John Murray, 1824. First edition. Colbert; Robinson, page 275; ODNB. In 1821 Marianne Baillie accompanied her husband on his diplomatic assignment to Portugal, where she wrote the second of her two travel narratives. "In her letters the trials of the new constitutional government of Portugal and its eventual overthrow.....

London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828. First edition. In 1783, Mary Berry (1763-1852), author and friend and editor of Horace Walpole, went on the Grand Tour of Europe with her father and sister Agnes, and returned there, particularly to France, many times. Her richly woven Comparative View represents.....

Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1895. First edition. ¶ The perspective of a French woman journalist, Marie Therese Blanc (1840-1907), on the state of women in the United States, based on her travels here. Blanc writes about women's clubs in Chicago and Boston, women's colleges, prisons for women, homes and clubs for.....

London: Printed by William Bulmer and Co., Shakespeare Printing Office; for John White, 1805. First and only edition. Colbert. Topographically inspired poetry about Turkey, Syria and Greece by Joseph Dacre Carlyle (1759-1804), posthumously edited by his sister Susanna Maria Carlyle (1752-1833), handsomely printed by William Bulmer and illustrated with two.....

Cincinnati: W. E. Dibble, 1883. First edition. Not in Smith, American Travellers Abroad; OCLC 4751344 records 11 copies. An epistolary account of Eliza Conner's trip to Europe in the summer of 1882, originally publilshed in the Cincinnati Commercial in installments of two letters per week. Ms. Conner notes in the.....

Paris: C. Painparré, Libraire, 1821. Second edition, "revue et augmentee." Preceded by the first edition of 1819, of which OCLC records only one copy. OCLC and COPAC record this second edition in six locations. A perspective on London and England by minor French author Madame D'Avot (or Davot), who spent.....

London: Printed for John Murray, 1817. First edition. Colbert; Robinson, pages 261-62; ODNB. An eyewitness account to the Battle of Waterloo and surrounding events by novelist Charlotte Eaton who traveled to Belgium with her sister to accompany their brother to war. He survived and she wrote about it, another example.....

Paris: Société d'Editions Géographiques, Maritimes, et Coloniales, 1927. First edition. Hill, Pacific Voyages, 652 & 649. ¶ An account of an important French voyage to South America and the Pacific from 1817 to 1820, sponsored by Napoléon. This version is unusual for it was written by the wife of the.....

London: Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 1824. First edition. Pine-Coffin 792-8; Colbert. The first travelogue by Catherine Govion Broglio Solari (circa 1755-1844), an entertaining narrative about Italy by an author whose biography is filled with so many inconsistencies and ruses that fact and fiction become difficult to differentiate.....

London: Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman, 1813. First edition. NCBEL III, 734 (which cites the date as 1825); Blakey, Minerva Press, page 241 (but apparently did not locate a copy to examine); OCLC records nine copies; Colbert; ODNB. The first of several imaginary travelogues for young.....