West Yorkshire

"West Yorkshire: An Account of Its Geology, Physical Geography, Climatology and Botany, Part 1" by James William Davis offers a detailed exploration of the natural history of West Yorkshire. Originally published in 1880, this work provides insights into the geological formations, physical landscape, climate patterns, and botanical life of the region. Davis's meticulous observations create a valuable resource for understanding the environmental characteristics of West Yorkshire during the late 19th century.

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