The Great North Road, the Old Mail Road to Scotland: London to YorkHarper, Charles G. (Charles George)
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The Great North Road, the Old Mail Road to Scotland: London to York
Harper, Charles G. (Charles George)
A1 Road (England and Scotland); England -- Social life and customs; Great Britain -- Description and travel
I Various Notes On Roads In General. 1
II Road Construction And Makers. 10
III Makers Of Coaches: G.P.O. Mails. 13
IV Post Office History. 26
V Stage Coach Timings. 33
VI Travel Expenses And Difficulties. 39
VII Journey Stages: Islington: Holloway. 49
VIII Highgate: Dick Whittington. 53
IX Highgate: Archway. 57
X Highgate: Footpads. 61
XI Finchley: Tally-Ho Corner And Common. 65
XII Whetstone: Building Of New Road. 72
XIII Barnet: Prize-Fighting. 75
XIV Hadley Green: Potter’s Bar: Hatfield. 80
XV Digswell Hill: Welwyn: Knebworth. 87
XVI Stevenage: Posting Charges. 96
XVII Baldock: Biggleswade: Tempsford. 101
XVIII Some Cycling Records. Eaton Socon. 109
XIX Buckden: Brampton: Matcham’s Bridge. 113
XX Alconbury Hill: Stilton. 121
XXI Norman Cross: Wansford: Burghley. 129
XXII Stamford: Daniel Lambert. 145
XXIII Stretton: Bloody Oaks: Ram-Jam Inn. 154
XXIV Travellers. Some Road History. 164
XXV Coming Of The Railways. 171
XXVI Witham Common: Great Ponton. 175
XXVII Grantham. 180
XXVIII Oliver Cromwell: Gonerby Hill. 188
XXIX Newark: Ringing For Gofer. 193
XXX North And South Muskham. 203
XXXI Retford. 210
XXXII Barnby Moor: Scrooby. 213
XXXIII Bawtry: Rossington Bridge. 222
XXXIV Tophall: Doncaster: St. Leger. 226
XXXV Askerne: Brayton: Selby. 235
XXXVI Riccall: Invaders: York. 242
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