First published in 1853, this book is a travelogue of Hillard's journey through Italy. He writes about his experiences in different cities, including Rome, Florence, and Naples, as well as his interactions with locals, and his impressions of Italian culture and society. This charming and vividly described account offers readers a glimpse of Italy during a moment of great change and transformation in European history.

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