Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 238
ble of being completely flanked or defendedby any adjacent work. It (lands a fmall diftance wefl: of Folkftone, on the beach orfand, whence probably it derives its name. It is overlooked by a high cliff, withingun (hot of it, as may be feen in the drawing. Here queen Elizabeth lodged in the year… … rHE TEMPLE OR MANSION OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS AT STROUD, KENT. King Henry II. having granted to the knights templars the manor of Stroud,with the hundred of Shamell, they eredled a manfion in the fouthern part of theparifh near the banks of the river Medway, from which the manor has ever fincebeen…
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