Szerecz Imre (szerk.): Richard Bright utazásai a Dunántúlon 1815 (Veszprém Megyei Múzeumok Igazgatósága, 1970)

RÉSZLET A KÖTET ELŐSZAVÁBÓL A I RAGMENT FROM THE PREFACE OF THE VOLUME PREFACE. IT has been the object of the author, in the following work, to lay before his readers the information he has collected respecting the state of a country but little examined by Englishmen, because placed beyond the usual circuit of the traveller's observation. Amongst the labourers who have hitherto gathered in the same field, Townson has, undoubtedly, been the most industrious; and his merits have been acknowledged for a period of twenty years. That Hungary has shared less than most other European states, in the rapid events to which the arms and the ambition of modern times have given rise, is true

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