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Travel & Exploration· United Kingdom

Journal of a West India proprietor, 1815-17

by Matthew Gregory Lewis
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Published 1834English
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Published in 1834, Journal of a West India proprietor, 1815-17 established Matthew Gregory Lewis as one of the defining voices in travel & exploration. Published in 1834, Journal of a West India proprietor, 1815-17 by Matthew Gregory Lewis is a captivating work of travel writing that transports readers to extraordinary places.

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AuthorMatthew Gregory Lewis
Published1834
Country of Origin🇬🇧 United Kingdom
LanguageEnglish
Category✈️ Travel & Exploration
Editorial Score35/100
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