A Descriptive Poem, Addressed To Two Ladies, At Their Return From Viewing The Mines Near Whitehaven

"A Descriptive Poem, Addressed To Two Ladies, At Their Return From Viewing The Mines Near Whitehaven" is a captivating poetic work. The poem celebrates the natural world and industrial progress. It also features "Some Thoughts On Building And Planting, To Sir James Lowther, Of Lowther-hall, Bart."

This volume offers readers a glimpse into the aesthetic and intellectual interests of the period, blending observations of nature with reflections on human ingenuity. The poem will appeal to those interested in historical poetry, landscape appreciation, and the intersection of art and industry.

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