England -- Antiquities; England -- Description and travel; Roads -- Great Britain
=Winds=, prevailing in Straits of Dover, 33;
effect of, on original crossing, 34;
prevailing, of 'Second Crossing,' 48 (map), 49.
=Worthies=, =Headbourne=, =King's=, =Martyrs'=. See under these
names.
=Wrotham=, relation of, to Old Road, 226-227 (and map);
view from, 231-233.
=Wye=, in Kent, why unsuitable as a centre for Kentish ports,
42-44.
=Yaldham=, relation of, to Old Road, 226, 227 (and map).
=Yarmouth=, in Isle of Wight one of harbours of Second Crossing,
54.
=Yews=, often mark Old Road, 103;
indicate recovery of road at Box Hill, 186.
=Yew Walk=, at Albury, mentioned, 174.
=York=, why Roman capital, 65.
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