Matilda Betham-Edwards's travelogue is a vivid and entertaining account of her journey through the Causses of the Lozere region of France. With original illustrations and photographs, she captures the rugged beauty and fascinating history of this remote and little-known part of the country. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in French history, geography, or culture.

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