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The
English Village
Author/Photographer:
Richard Muir Description: Large soft cover, pictorial card covers, 208 pages, 22 full colour photographs, 174 illustrations total, index. Book very good, small dog-eared corner on lower front board. Far more than a mere guidebook or gazetteer, this is the story of a people and the way of life that form the background of rural England. Muir examines in detail the origins of the English village, its layout, its survival, lost villages. He uses a splendid collection of ancient documents, maps, drawings and photographs to meticulously paint a vivid picture of the village. From the Stone Age through modern times. Item: UB0061 |
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I HAVE LOVED ENGLAND... Author:
Alice Duer Miller Description: Hardback no dustjacket, blue cloth with gold gilt title, 111 pages, 90 B & W photographs, index. Book very good, boards good only. Inscription on fep. 90 full-page beautiful B & W plates by various photographers, including 6 by Hoppe, 3 by Henle, 2 by Beaton, with text & poems by Miller. Item: UB0062 |
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Boudica The British Revolt Against Rome A.D. 60 Photographer:
Graham Webster Description: Hard cover, dustjacket, near mint except for previous owner's library imprint on fep, 152 pages, b & W photos, maps, full index. Queen Boudica, leader of the Iceni, revolted against the Romans in AD60 only to have her efforts avenged by a humiliated Roman army. This book examines in detail the evidence and theories which surround these events. Item: UB0063 |
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The Story of Cornwall
Description: Card covers, 40 pages, some minor wear to covers, spine sun faded, contents clean, B & W photographs. A very brief overview of Cornwall from earliest times to the early 1900s. An excellent primer on this topic. Item:
UB0064 |
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Curious Cornwall
Description: Card covers, 48 pages, some minor wear to covers, contents clean, B & W photographs. Small book; chapters on mines, wreckers, clay mines, Bodmin Moor, Roche Rock, lost land of Lyonesse, saints, Gwennap Pit, Cornwall's forgotten ports, Cornish antiquities, Cornish crosses, Stannary Parliament, The Manacles, curious mine names, Billy Bray's chapels, Cornish castles, Falmouth packets, Dolcoath, The Great County Adit, mine shafts by the thousand, Padstow's Doom Bar, pilshard seining, Cornwall's ancient language. Phew!!! So much in such a small book. Item: UB0065 |
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Following
the Famous in Cornwall
Description: Card covers, 63 pages, some minor wear to covers, contents clean, 28 B & W photographs. Small book details the lives of Rev. Hawker, Thomas Hardy, the Wesley's, D. H. Lawrence, Humphry Davy, Lamorna Birch, James Polkinghorne. Item: UB0066 |
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Old England Its Scenery, Art, And People
Description: Hardcover, near fine condition, 529 pages, map, indexed. A detailed look at all aspects of life in England during the mid to late 1800s. Quite a bit (2 chapters) on Cornwall alone. Will add greatly to your understanding of the life of your ancestors. Item: UB0067 |
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Winnie
The Pooh
Author: A. A. Milne Description: Hardcover, dust jacket, 161 pages, line drawings, decorated endpapers, good condition, dustjacket fair condition only, chipped, boards bright but has minor wear on bottom edge. Item: UB0068 |
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Anglo Saxon Military Institutions On the Eve of the Norman Conquest Author:
C. Warren Hollister Description: Hardcover, no dust jacket, good condition only, ex-library book, card pocket on fep, usual markings and tape remainders, 170 pages. Hollister based his study on modern historical scholarship and on a re-examination of the sources, presenting a full and coherent picture of old English military institutions as they existed in the decades immediately preceding the Norman conquest, challenging some widely accepted views, and portraying the Anglo-Saxon host as a vigorous and effective military force that could hold its own against any army in Christendom. Item: UB0069 |
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Cornish
Clocks and Clockmakers
Description: Pictorial card covers, very good, some soiling to card covers, 80 pages, B & W photographs. Covers the period from the 15th century to the late 19th century. The full list of clockmakers includes any who worked in Cornwall up to 1870, and contains some names not found in the standard lists of English makers. Chapters also on Cornish clock cases, Cornish clocks, clockmaking in Cornwall. Item: UB0070 |
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