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A Tour Through the Whole Island of Great Britain is a book by Daniel Defoe, first published in 1724. Presented in three volumes, it offers a detailed and often vivid account of Defoe’s travels across England, Scotland, and Wales during the early 18th century. Drawing from his extensive journeys, the work blends travel writing with economic and social commentary, giving readers not only descriptions of towns, landscapes, and architecture but also insights into commerce, industry, and the character of the people. Written in the wake of the 1707 Act of Union, the book reflects Defoe’s political support for a unified Britain and serves as an early expression of British national identity. More than just a guidebook, it captures the transformation of Britain from a patchwork of local economies into an increasingly interconnected commercial nation. Its combination of observation, analysis, and personal anecdote makes it one of the foundational works of modern travel literature and an invaluable historical document for understanding the early Georgian period.