“THE ALPS AND THE RHINE; By J.T. HEADLEY. Wiley & Putnam’s Library of American Books, No. X. It is a bold enterprise to make up a volume of descriptions of scenery.”
WorkJoel Tyler Headley
The Alps and The Rhine
Joel Tyler Headley (1813–1897)
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“They gave out at Goldau, but by dint of strings, &c. I made them do till I reached Arth, where I was compelled to abandon the trustiest companions of all my travels”
Fuller, Margaret. "The Alps and The Rhine . . ." New-York Daily Tribune, 24 December 1845.