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IMPRESSIONS OF SPAIN.

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Alfonso XIII.

IMPRESSIONS
OF SPAIN.

BY

ALBERT F. CALVERT, F.R.G.S.

AUTHOR OF
“The Discovery of Australia,” “The Exploration of Australia,”
“My Fourth Tour in Western Australia,”
“The Political Value of our Colonies,”
etc., etc.




London:
GEORGE PHILIP & SON, LIMITED, 32, Fleet Street.
Liverpool:
PHILIP, SON & NEPHEW, 45-51, South Castle Street.
All rights reserved.
1903.
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TO

SEÑOR DON SEBASTIAN BARRIS.

My dear Bárris,

As the pleasure and instruction I have derived from my different visitsto Spain have been contributed to so largely by your unfailing kindnessand invaluable counsel, so the culminating pleasure of this modestattempt to set down my impressions of your fair country lies in theprivilege of inscribing the result to you. In you I shall ever feel thatI have a firm and wise friend and lenient critic, and I beg you toenhance the obligation of friendship by accepting this dedication withthe assurance of my regard and esteem.

Albert F. Calvert.

“Royston,”
Swiss Cottage, N.W.
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PREFACE.

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