An Essay on the Encroachments of the German Ocean Along the Norfolk Coast: With a Design to Arrest Its Further DepredationsHewitt, William
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An Essay on the Encroachments of the German Ocean Along the Norfolk Coast: With a Design to Arrest Its Further Depredations
Hewitt, William
Norfolk (England) -- Description and travel; North Sea; Tides -- England -- Norfolk
Transcribed from the 1844 Matchett, Stevenson, and Matchett edition by
David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org
[Picture: Public domain book cover]
[Picture: Eccles Church, the present state of the Beach at Happisburgh,
Norfolk. C. Graf. Lith. to Her Majesty. D. Hodgson, delt.]
AN ESSAY
ON THE
ENCROACHMENTS OF THE GERMAN OCEAN
ALONG THE NORFOLK COAST,
WITH
A DESIGN TO ARREST ITS FURTHER DEPREDATIONS;
DEDICATED
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE
LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF THE ADMIRALTY.
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By W. HEWITT, SURGEON.
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NORWICH:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,
BY MATCHETT, STEVENSON, AND MATCHETT, MARKET-PLACE.
SOLD ALSO BY EDWARDS AND HUGHES, 12, AVE-MARIA-LANE, LONDON.
1844.
DEDICATION.
_To the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty_.
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
A communication with your Lordships in 1843, led me to infer that an
Essay upon the interesting subject connected with the present inquiry,
would be received with a degree of attention according to its merits, and
the importance of the object connected with it. But should you, in your
superior wisdom, perceive sufficient evidence has not been advanced to
render it deserving the consideration requisite at your hands, future
proofs may arise upon the foundation contained in the following pages.—On
the contrary, should it meet with your approbation, the high and
honourable position you maintain for the benefit of maritime affairs
will, I trust, induce you to exercise your influence towards effecting a
trial of the plan submitted, for the benefit of the community at large, I
and for the honour and credit of your noble establishment.
I am,
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
Your very humble and obliged Servant,
THE AUTHOR.
PREFACE.
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