The history of Lynn. To which is prefixed a copious account of Marshland, Wisbeach and the Fens, Том 11812 |
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... side of the Ouse . SECT . 1. Aspect of the country - its agriculture and rural economy- Wayland wood -- memoir of Shuckforth - parish churches and other edi- fices , ancient and modern .......... ........... 133 SECT . 2. Further ...
... side of the Ouse . SECT . 1. Aspect of the country - its agriculture and rural economy- Wayland wood -- memoir of Shuckforth - parish churches and other edi- fices , ancient and modern .......... ........... 133 SECT . 2. Further ...
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... side of Marshland , and of the Great Level , or Fen Country , about 12 miles from the Sea , 42 from Norwich , 46 from Cambridge , and 98 from London . * It stands partly on each side of the Ouse , but chiefly on its eastern banks ...
... side of Marshland , and of the Great Level , or Fen Country , about 12 miles from the Sea , 42 from Norwich , 46 from Cambridge , and 98 from London . * It stands partly on each side of the Ouse , but chiefly on its eastern banks ...
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... side of this dividing ground draws the waters off to the sea through the lesser Ouse to the outfall of Lynn ; and on the south side of it draws them off to the sea through the greater Ouse to the outfall of Wisbeach . To the cutting ...
... side of this dividing ground draws the waters off to the sea through the lesser Ouse to the outfall of Lynn ; and on the south side of it draws them off to the sea through the greater Ouse to the outfall of Wisbeach . To the cutting ...
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... side . From a due consideration of the obstacles which appear at this time to exist in what has long been con- sidered the principal outfalling drain to the Middle and South levels of the fens , it is surely reasonable to direct our ...
... side . From a due consideration of the obstacles which appear at this time to exist in what has long been con- sidered the principal outfalling drain to the Middle and South levels of the fens , it is surely reasonable to direct our ...
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... side , and Marshland on the other ; these were defended from it by great sea - banks , which in the time of Henry VI were ordained to be made and maintained fifty feet high . Hither of old resorted ( he says ) ships and vessels of great ...
... side , and Marshland on the other ; these were defended from it by great sea - banks , which in the time of Henry VI were ordained to be made and maintained fifty feet high . Hither of old resorted ( he says ) ships and vessels of great ...
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