The Grand Tour Correspondence of Richard Pococke & Jeremiah Milles Volume 1: Letters from the Continent (1733-34) landscapes Emma Duffin’s journals remain an

Emma Duffin’s journals remain an honest yet caring record of the human cost of an unparalleled conflict in which millions died and millions more were wounded

A database of Irish architects 1720-1940: E & F

Pearson tells the story of a harbour designed to be a refuge from storms

but also of the recipients of their letters - Mrs Elizabeth Pococke

cottage and country-house interiors

The Grand Tour Correspondence of Richard Pococke & Jeremiah Milles Volume 1: Letters from the Continent (1733-34) landscapes Emma Duffin’s journals remain an2011, Pococke Press, 336 pages Editor: Rachel Finnegan This is an edition of the previously unpublished Grand Tour correspondence of Richard Pococke (later Bishop of Ossory) and his cousin Jeremiah Milles (later Dean of Exeter) who, together in 1734 & 1736 embarked on two tours of the Continent, with Pococke famously continuing his travels to the East (1737 41). Their travels are recorded in an extensive collection of letters (from Pococke to his