Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 -- Homes and haunts -- England; England -- Description and travel
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[Illustration: CHALK, HOUSE WHERE DICKENS SPENT HIS HONEYMOON]
DICKENS-LAND
Described by J. A. NICKLIN
Pictured by E. W. HASLEHUST
[Illustration]
BLACKIE AND SON LIMITED LONDON GLASGOW AND BOMBAY 1911
Beautiful England
_Volumes Ready_
OXFORD
THE ENGLISH LAKES
CANTERBURY
SHAKESPEARE-LAND
THE THAMES
WINDSOR CASTLE
CAMBRIDGE
NORWICH AND THE BROADS
THE HEART OF WESSEX
THE PEAK DISTRICT
THE CORNISH RIVIERA
DICKENS-LAND
WINCHESTER
THE ISLE OF WIGHT
CHESTER AND THE DEE
YORK
_Uniform with this Series_
Beautiful Ireland
LEINSTER
ULSTER
MUNSTER
CONNAUGHT
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Page
Chalk, House where Dickens spent his honeymoon _Frontispiece_
Gadshill Place from the Gardens 8
Rochester from Strood 14
Restoration House, Rochester 20
Cobham Park 26
Cooling Church 32
Aylesford 38
Maidstone, All Saints' Church and the Palace 42
Jasper's Gateway 46
Chalk Church 50
Shorne Church 54
The Leather Bottle, Cobham 58
[Illustration]
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