London and Quiberon.
Chapter I. London - Quiberon After a sojourn of more than two years in Scotland, the famous 'Land of Cakes,' well treated by everybody, but, like partridge…
A Frenchman's Walk Through Ireland, 1796-7 by De Latocnaye
Ulster: Enniskillen, Donegal and St. Patrick's Purgatory
Chapter X L'Ultonie or Ulster - Enniskillen - Inismurray - Donegal Sweating-House - St. Patrick's Purgatory.
Londonderry - The Giant's Causeway - Ballycastle - Fair Head.
Chapter XI Londonderry - The Giant's Causeway - Ballycastle \- Fair Head.
Lough Neagh - Belfast - Donaghadee.
Chapter XII Lough Neagh - Belfast - Donaghadee The coast nearly everywhere is of the same boldness from Fair Head to Cushendun, 10 or 11 miles further to the…
La momonie or Munster, Waterford and Cork.
Chapter IV La Momonie or Munster - Waterford - Cork - Bantry
La Lagenie or Leinster, the Gold Mine, Wicklow and Wexford.
Chapter III La Lagénie or Leinster - The Gold Mine, Wicklow - Wexford.
Short visit to Scotland - Edinburgh.
Chapter XIII Short visit to Scotland - Edinburgh The Scotch accent appeared very strange to me, although I had been accustomed to it during my previous…
Dublin in 1795.
Chapter II. Dublin The banks of the Suir are lined with pleasant-looking country-houses, and the water is deep as far as Waterford, a town with a great trade…
Limerick, Killaloe, the Holy Mountain.
Chapter VI Limerick - Killaloe - The Holy Mountain
La Conacie or Connaught: Galway and Eyre Connaught
Chapter VII La Conacie or Connaught - The Road of the Dishes - Galway - Eyre Connaught.
Killarney, Ardfert, the Shannon.
Chapter V Killarney - Ardfert - The Shannon After having travelled about a dozen miles among these wild and absolutely deserted hills, the eye is suddenly…
Connemara - Manner of Baking Unleavened Bread - Anti-Diluvian Reveries
Chapter VIII Connemara - Manner of Baking Unleavened Bread - Anti-Diluvian Reveries
Westport - Sligo - The Source of the Shannon
Chapter IX Westport - Sligo - The Source of the Shannon
Contents of A Frenchman's Wallk Through Ireland.
A Frenchman's Walk Through Ireland, 1796-7. (Promenade d'un Francais dans l'Irlande) Translated from the French of De Latocnaye by John Stevenson, Belfast…