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HARPER'S HAND.BOOK FOR TRAVELERS

IN EUROPE AND THE EAST.

Being a Guide through France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Greece, Switzerland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Spain, and Great Britain and Ireland.

WITH OVER ONE HUNDRED MAPS AND PLANS OF CITIES.

By W. PEMBROKE FETRIDGE.

In Three Vols., 12mo, Full Leather, Pocket-Book Form, $3 00 per Vol.; or the Three Volumes in one, similar Binding, $7 00.

The object of this work is to give a distinct and clear outline, or a skeleton tour, through the different cities and places of interest in Europe and the East; the names of the principal works of art by the leading masters in all the galleries; the fees expected by the different custodians; the names and charges of the principal hotels; the cost of traveling the different routes, and the time employed; all the items in reference to the transportation of luggage, and the innumerable small charges which tend to swell the account of traveling expenses; so that tourists may be able to travel without a courier, saving thereby twenty-five per cent. of their expenses, and will not be obliged to buy some twenty-five volumes of Guide-Books at an expense of $60 or $70, in addition to the charges upon their weight. Those who have been in Europe, and those who can not go to Europe, will both find in this work a fund of entertainment; the first to read up and remember what they have seen, and the second what they ought to have seen.

FROM THE UNITED STATES MINISTER AT GREECE.
(Late U. S. Consul General at Paris.)

MY DEAR MR. FETRIDGE:

55 RUE DE CHATEAUDUN, PARIS, Sept. 10, 1873.

I have received and examined with lively interest the new and extended edition of your extremely valuable "HAND-BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND THE EAST." You have evidently spared no time or pains in consolidating the results of your wide travel; your great experience. You succeed in presenting to the traveler the most valuable guide and friend with which I have the good fortune to be acquainted. With the warmest thanks, I beg you to receive the most cordial congratulations of yours, very faithfully, JOHN MEREDITH READ, JR.

W. PEMBROKE FETRIDGE, Esq.

It gives the best routes of travel, names the places of interest, tells how much money certain trips cost, and furnishes the traveler with all the necessary advice and full information for a trip to any or parts of the Old World. We do not see how a person crossing the Atlantic can afford to do without it.-Home Journal.

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From having traveled somewhat extensively in former years in Europe and the East, I can say with entire truth that you have succeeded in combining more that is instructive and valuable for the traveler than is contained in any one or series of Hand-Books that I have ever met with.-T. B. LAVYRENCE, U. S. Consul General, Florence, February 15, 1866.

Harper's Phrase-Book.

Harper's Phrase - Book; or, Hand-Book of Travel - Talk for Travelers and Schools. Being a Guide to Conversations in English, French, German, and Italian, on a New and Improved Method. Intended to accompany "Harper's Hand-Book for Travelers." By W. PEMBROKE FETRIDGE, Author of "Harper's Hand- Book," assisted by Professors of Heidelberg University. concise and explicit Rules for the Pronunciation of the different Languages Square 4to, Flexible Cloth, $1 50.

We do not hesitate to pronounce this the best prepared volume of its class that has ev der our eye. By experience, Mr. Fetridge has ascertained what is wanted, and he avolume to meet the popular demand.-Boston Journal.

With

THE AMERICAN TRAVELLER'S GUIDE.

HARPER'S HAND-BOOK

FOR

TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE

AND THE EAST:

BEING A GUIDE THROUGH

GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, FRANCE, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, GERMANY, ITALY, EGYPT, SYRIA, TURKEY, GREECE, SWITZERLAND, TYROL, DENMARK, NORWAY, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, AND SPAIN.