Walking along Florence

It seems to me that the title of professor in Oxford obliges me not to be limited to one reading of lectures at the university, but also to lead, as possible, travelers in Italy, in 1875 he wrote John Ryuskin in the preface to the first edition of Mornings in Florence. In 1902, this peculiar tour guide from the famous scientist was published in Russia, in the translation of the Adelaide, Hertzyk received the name Walking through Florence. Supplying the reader with authoritative recommendations, - which of the countless treasures of architecture and painting the blooming capital of Italian revival are worthy of special attention of the traveler, the honorable professor is frankly subjective and elected. But his observation is a fruit of several decades of art study, are so thin and witty that they seem to be neglected, at least incessious