0.5
1 cm
PREFACE.
WHEN I undertook the Voy-
age deferib’d in the follow-
ing Letters, I refolv’d to
keep an exact Journal of the mo ft remark-
able Things that should fall under my Ob-
JerVation i and some of my Friends having
engagd me to communicate my Remarks to
cm, from time to time, my intended Jour-
nal was infensibly chang’d to Letters.
I will not trouble the Reader with an Ac-
count of the Reafons that oblige me to fusser
this little Work to appear in Tublick : Tut,
perhaps, it will not be improper to inform
him, why I thought sit to fend it abroad
in its Native Drest. The Style os the
Letters being Conctse, Free, and Familiar,
was alfo in all respe&s moft fuitable to my
Design. When an Author undertakes ta
give a particular Description os the Subject
on
WHEN I undertook the Voy-
age deferib’d in the follow-
ing Letters, I refolv’d to
keep an exact Journal of the mo ft remark-
able Things that should fall under my Ob-
JerVation i and some of my Friends having
engagd me to communicate my Remarks to
cm, from time to time, my intended Jour-
nal was infensibly chang’d to Letters.
I will not trouble the Reader with an Ac-
count of the Reafons that oblige me to fusser
this little Work to appear in Tublick : Tut,
perhaps, it will not be improper to inform
him, why I thought sit to fend it abroad
in its Native Drest. The Style os the
Letters being Conctse, Free, and Familiar,
was alfo in all respe&s moft fuitable to my
Design. When an Author undertakes ta
give a particular Description os the Subject
on
