4— PREFATORY REMARKS.

Indeed, theſe wild uncultivated lands re- ſemble, ſo much, the mountainous parts of Scotland, and the North of England, on which the broad lines of nature remain unobliterated, that a minute examination was the leſs required, by one who has been accuſtomed to read her works; and whoſe only deſfire, in this inſtance, was to extract a few leading facts.

My ſources of information being thus diſtinct, I will preſerve the materials fepa- rate, and, firſt offer a Tranſcript of my CoRNISH JoUuRkNAL, as it was haltily formed, at the time of making the Ex- curfion(in AuousTr 1791); whether it reélate to the MouNTAINS or the Low- LANPDS Of Cornwall.

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