First published in 1903, A Book of Exmoor is a delightful portrait of the landscape, people, and history of the Exmoor region in the southwestern part of England. With beautiful illustrations and engaging prose, Frederick John Snell brings to life the wild moorland, the quaint villages, and the local customs and legends of this rugged yet charming area.

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