A description of the Isle of Thanet, and particularly of the town of Margate; with an account of the accommodations provided there for strangers; their manner of bathing in the sea, and machines for that purpose, their assemblies, amusements and diversions, public and private; the antiquities and remarkable places to be seen on the island, as well as on some short but pleasant tours along the coasts of Kent; with a description of Sandwich, Deal, Dover, Canterbury, Rochester, Chatham, and other places eminent for their situation, and celebrated in antient history. The whole illustrated with a correct map of the island, a plan of Ramsgate-Pier, and a representation of the machines for bathing.

Date:

1765