Goodwood; its house, park and grounds, with a catalogue raisonné of the pictures in the gallery of His Grace the Duke of Richmond, K.G. To which are added an account of the ancient encampment, tumuli, and British village, on the adjacent downs: and a detailed record of the Goodwood races from their first establishment.. (1839)
Mason, William Hayley, d. 1864 · London, Smith, Elder; · leaf 186
, similar military worksare to be found, strongly corroborates the opinion thatthese people never raised, although they might have oc-cupied them. In the absence, then, of all positive data,it appears most probable that St. Roches Hill was anantient British station taken possession of, enlarged,… … SECTION of a BARROW
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