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An illustrated, region-by-region survey of England aimed at young readers, combining lively descriptive prose, local histories, and simple sketches to evoke towns, countryside, and coastal scenery. Chapters range from metropolitan London and the tidal Thames to cathedral cities, Wessex and its lanes, the moors and tors, Cornwall's saint-named villages, Shakespeare's county, fenlands, dales and seaside resorts. The work blends topographical detail, antiquarian and archaeological notes, anecdotes about local customs and buildings, and maps and images to guide readers through the variety of English landscapes and antiquities.
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