The general history of the highways in all parts of the world, more particularly in Great Britain - Bergier, Nicolas ([Printed and are to be sold by D. Brown [and 4 others], 1712)
"Containing, I. The manner of making and managing of them ... II. An account of Antoninus's itinerary, and the Peutinger tables. III. The just proportion between the ancient and modern furlongs, miles, and leagues. IV. The original and advancement of the post. V. Canals cut, bridges built, and ports made by the Romans. VI. An accurate description of Rome in the three several ages. VII and lastly. An account of the modern roads in Great Britain, with an abstract of the laws concerning them, &c.". - Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 04942. - OCLC, 20883880. - Reproduction of original from Goldsmiths' Library, University of London. - Translation of book 1 of: Histoire des grands chemins de l'Europe romain