The travels of that well-known pedestrian, Robert Wilson, of March, in the isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire : being a relation of facts; containing his remarkable adventures, his extraordinary sufferings, and wonderful escapes, during a peregrination over a considerable portion of the globe

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