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[Pg i]

A BOOK OF DARTMOOR

[Pg ii]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR

  • THE LIFE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
  • THE TRAGEDY OF THE CÆSARS
  • STRANGE SURVIVALS
  • SONGS OF THE WEST
  • A GARLAND OF COUNTRY SONG
  • OLD COUNTRY LIFE
  • YORKSHIRE ODDITIES
  • OLD ENGLISH FAIRY TALES
  • A BOOK OF GHOSTS
  • THE VICAR OF MORWENSTOW
  • A BOOK OF NURSERY SONGS AND RHYMES
  • A BOOK OF FAIRY TALES

UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME

  • A BOOK OF BRITTANY
  • A BOOK OF CORNWALL
  • A BOOK OF DEVON
  • A BOOK OF NORTH WALES
  • A BOOK OF SOUTH WALES
  • A BOOK OF THE RHINE
  • A BOOK OF THE RIVIERA
  • A BOOK OF THE PYRENEES

[Pg iii]
[Pg iv]

YES TOR

[Pg v]


A
BOOK OF DARTMOOR

BY S. BARING-GOULD

WITH SIXTY ILLUSTRATIONS

SECOND EDITION

METHUEN & CO.
36 ESSEX STREET W.C.
LONDON

[Pg vi]

First Published July 1900

Second Edition January 1907

[Pg vii]

TO THE MEMORY OF
MY UNCLE

THE LATE

THOMAS GEORGE BOND

ONE OF THE PIONEERS OF
DARTMOOR EXPLORATION

[Pg viii]
[Pg ix]


PREFACE

At the request of my publishers I have writtenA Book of Dartmoor. I had already dealtwith this upland district in two chapters in myBook of the West, vol. i., "Devon." But in theiropinion this wild and wondrous region deservedmore particular treatment than I had been able toaccord to it in the limited space at my disposal inthe above-mentioned book.

I have now entered with some fulness, but by nomeans exhaustively, into the subject; and for thosewho desire a closer acquaintance with, and a moreprecise guide to the several points of interest on"the moor," I would indicate three works that have

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