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A richly illustrated travel-history traces the principal routes between London and the Sussex coast, describing mile-by-mile progress, alternate branches, and the villages, inns, bridges, and landscapes encountered along the way. The author combines historical anecdotes, coaching-era lore, and local topography with notes on changing traffic and technology, comparing old waggon and coach times to later motorized travel. Chapters are organized by route segments and include sketches, maps, and reproductions of prints to accompany descriptions of buildings, milestones, and country scenes, offering both practical route information and cultural commentary on roadside customs and landmarks.
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