An attractive travel and historical profile of Greece and the Dalmatian coast of the Balkan region, published in 1912. Written as a diary or a travelogue of a journey through the region, with dozens of sketches, B&W photographs and illustrations throughout. Describes people, architecture, daily life, landscapes, ruins, buildings and more. Part of a series of travel books published by A&C Black in the early 20th century, designed to give historical and present-day insight into various cities and countries. Hardback, bound in decorative cloth with Corinthian pillars to the front board and spine. Neat contemporary owner’s inscription and bookplate. Binding tight and square. 264 pages.