Christian August Fischer Livres

Originally published in German in 1797, this book provides a fascinating glimpse of Valencia, Spain in the late 18th century. The author describes the city's architecture, commerce, customs, and inhabitants, accompanied by detailed engravings. This English translation brings Fischer's unique perspective to a wider audience.

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