Journey to the Past: Wales in Historic Travel Writing from France and Germany

Rita Singer; Susan Fielding; Heather Williams; Carol Tully; Scott Lloyd

Journey to the Past: Wales in Historic Travel Writing from France and Germany

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Journey to the Past: Wales in Historic Travel Writing from France and Germany. / Singer, Rita; Fielding, Susan; Williams, Heather (Translator) et al.

Prifysgol Bangor | Bangor University. 2018, Heritage tourism website.

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Harvard

Singer, R, Fielding, S & Tully, C (ed.) & Lloyd, S (ed.) 2018, Journey to the Past: Wales in Historic Travel Writing from France and Germany. Prifysgol Bangor | Bangor University. <http://footsteps.bangor.ac.uk/>

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Singer, R., Fielding, S., Williams, H., (TRANS.), Tully, C. (Ed.), & Lloyd, S. (Ed.) (2018). Journey to the Past: Wales in Historic Travel Writing from France and Germany. Prifysgol Bangor | Bangor University. http://footsteps.bangor.ac.uk/

Vancouver

Singer R, Fielding S, Williams H, Tully C, (ed.), Lloyd S, (ed.). Journey to the Past: Wales in Historic Travel Writing from France and Germany. 2018.

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Singer, Rita ; Fielding, Susan ; Williams, Heather et al. / Journey to the Past: Wales in Historic Travel Writing from France and Germany. 2018. Prifysgol Bangor | Bangor University.

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