The South Devon Coast, written by Charles G. Harper and first published in 1907, is a detailed exploration of the coastline from Lyme Regis to Torquay. This historical account delves into the geography, beauty, and rich history of the region, highlighting its towns, notable figures, and geological features. Harper's affectionate descriptions and historical anecdotes, including tales of the smuggler Jack Rattenbury, provide insights into the natural splendor and significance of South Devon's coast.
