This fascinating collection of essays and tracts sheds light on a wide range of topics of historical and antiquarian interest. From scholarly discussions of Roman coins to graverobbing in the 18th century, Gutch's work is a trove of curious and intriguing material. This collection is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of England and Ireland, or in the curious and arcane.

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