Introduction to the Original Delineations, Topographical, Historical, and Descriptive, Intituled the Beauties of England and Wales: Comprising Observations on the History and Antiquities ... Together with Remarks on the Progress of ... Architecture in Succeeding AgesJ. Harris [and 11 others], 1818 - 676 стор. |
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... situated between 50 ° and 56 ° north latitude . The greatest length from south to north is about 400 miles ; and the extent in square miles is computed at 49,450 . * England is bounded on the east by the German ocean ; on the south by ...
... situated between 50 ° and 56 ° north latitude . The greatest length from south to north is about 400 miles ; and the extent in square miles is computed at 49,450 . * England is bounded on the east by the German ocean ; on the south by ...
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... situated to the west of the rivers Severn and Dee , is presented in the preliminary pages of the seventeenth volume of this work + THE ANCIENT BRITONS . The period at which Britain was first peopled , and the district from which its ...
... situated to the west of the rivers Severn and Dee , is presented in the preliminary pages of the seventeenth volume of this work + THE ANCIENT BRITONS . The period at which Britain was first peopled , and the district from which its ...
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... situated the BRIGANTES , who constituted the most numerous and power- ful of the British nations , at the time of the Roman invasion . Their dominions extended over the present counties of Durham , York , Westmoreland , Cumberland , and ...
... situated the BRIGANTES , who constituted the most numerous and power- ful of the British nations , at the time of the Roman invasion . Their dominions extended over the present counties of Durham , York , Westmoreland , Cumberland , and ...
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... situated near the mouth of that river . The most northern tribes of the country now denominated En- gland were the OTTADINI + and the GADENI , who held such parts of the counties of Northumberland and Cumberland as are north of the Tyne ...
... situated near the mouth of that river . The most northern tribes of the country now denominated En- gland were the OTTADINI + and the GADENI , who held such parts of the counties of Northumberland and Cumberland as are north of the Tyne ...
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... situated on a lofty elevation , and defended by rude ditches or banks ; will be noticed at greater length , in the pages which treat of existing traces of British an- tiquities . Ꭰ ? The The domestic buildings of the Britons demand but ...
... situated on a lofty elevation , and defended by rude ditches or banks ; will be noticed at greater length , in the pages which treat of existing traces of British an- tiquities . Ꭰ ? The The domestic buildings of the Britons demand but ...
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