The particular description of England. 1588. With views of some of the chief towns and armorial bearings of nobles and bishops (1879)
Smith, William, 1550?-1618, Wheatley, Henry Benjamin, 1838-1917, Ashbee, Edmund W. (Edmund William) · [Hertford : Printed by S. Austin and sons] · leaf 26
Salisbury(i588). Birds-eye View of Bath. Plate XXII.View of Stonehengc. Arms of ThomasRadcliffe, Earl of Sussex. Plate XXIILBirds-eye View of Cambridge. Plate XXIV.Profile Sketches of Chester, and Oxford. Plate XXV.Birds-eye View of Bristol (1568). Plate XXVI.Profile Sketches of Coventrj-,… … Cf)e prologue. HOW ENGLAND TOOK NAME. * Some wryters affirme that this land was first named Samothe, by Samothe, ^[l^af 3.]otherwise called Dis, the sonne of Japheth; and afterwards called Albion, byAlbion, the sonne of Neptune. Which name yt kept vntiU th& coming of Brute,who (after that he…
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