"Through England on a Side Saddle in the Time of William and Mary" by Celia Fiennes is a historical diary recounting the journeys of Celia Fiennes throughout England during the era of William and Mary. The diary meticulously details 17th-century England's landscapes, societal norms, and landmarks, offering a rich portrayal of the time through her personal experiences. As she sets out to benefit her health, her records describe the architecture, customs, and history of towns such as Salisbury, showcasing her deep appreciation for her country and encouraging readers to join her exploration.
Through England on a side saddle in the time of William and Mary
By Celia Fiennes
A lone woman journeys across a kingdom, capturing a snapshot of an era through vivid descriptions of the land and its people.
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About the AuthorCelia Fiennes was an English traveller and writer. She explored England on horseback at a time when travel for its own sake was unusual, especially for women.
Celia Fiennes was an English traveller and writer. She explored England on horseback at a time when travel for its own sake was unusual, especially for women.
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