An edition of Bygone Somerset
(1897)
Bygone Somerset
by John Cuming Walters
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Table of Contents
Somerset County. Introductory note.
Sedgemoor and Monmouth rebellion, by K. Parkes.
Taunton and the bloody assize, by J. T. Page.
Cliffs and caverns of Somersetshire, by E. H. Rann.
The lead mines of the Mendips, by J. T. Page.
The legends and antiquities of Glastonbury, by C. Walters.
A note on the cathedral city of Wells, by E. R. Strickland.
Somersetshire church bell inscriptions, by E. Howlett.
The Christian symbol in wood and stone, by F. Peacock.
The Camelot of history and romance, by C. Walters.
Roman and fashionable Bath, by E. R. Strickland.
Clevedon: a literary shrine, by C. Walters.
Superstitions ad curious events, by Rev. S. Burgess and E. H. Rann.
Cider songs and customs, by Mrs. Burgess.
The Lansdown Bagdad and its caliph, by C. Walters.
The learned friar of Ilchester, by C. Walters.
Queen Elizabeth's godson, by E. R. Strickland.
The island sanctuaries, by C. Walters.
"Quorum reliquae hic sunt," by C. Walters.
The city and county of Bristol, by C. Walters.
Index.
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