The Ingoldsby Country: Literary Landmarks of the "Ingoldsby Legends"Harper, Charles G. (Charles George)
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The Ingoldsby Country: Literary Landmarks of the "Ingoldsby Legends"
Harper, Charles G. (Charles George)
Ingoldsby, Thomas, 1788-1845. Ingoldsby legends; Kent (England) -- Description and travel
A Sundial, Warehorne Church 81
Warehorne 82
The Royal Military Canal at Warehorne 84
Snargate 100
Brookland 102
Ivychurch 104
Newchurch, on Romney Marsh: "This recondite
region; this fifth quarter of the globe" 105
Old Romney 111
New Romney 116
A Martello Tower 119
Dymchurch Wall 121
" " 122
The "Smugglers' Nest," Hythe 127
Hythe, from the Road to Sandgate 128
Folkestone 132
The Stade, Folkestone 135
Folkestone Harbour 137
Folkestone in 1830. _After J. M. W. Turner, R.A._
_Facing_ 140
Romney Marsh, from Lympne " 144
Lympne Castle 146
A Cottage Tablet, Lympne 147
A Kentish Farm 148
The Ruined Chapel, Court-at-Street 149
An Old Sundial, Aldington 151
Aldington 154
Cobb's Hall 159
Aldington Knoll 160
Bilsington Woods 161
Bilsington Priory 162
Bilsington Church 163
Orlestone Hill 164
Saltwood Castle 169
Westenhanger House 175
Lyminge 182
Lyminge Church 183
Old Houses at Elham 185
Acryse 187
The Preceptory, Swingfield Minnis 190
The "Lone Tree" 197
East Langdon 199
"Marston Hall" 200
The "Three Horseshoes," Great Mongeham 201
St. Peter's, Sandwich 205
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