Bygone Somerset
By: ed. by Cuming Walters.
Publisher: W. Andrews & co.
Published: 1897
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 235
Subjects: Somerset (England); Somerset (England) -- Antiquities.
Table of contents: title: Somerset County. Introductory note.; title: Sedgemoor and Monmouth rebellion, by K. Parkes.; title: Taunton and the bloody assize, by J. T. Page.; title: Cliffs and caverns of Somersetshire, by E. H. Rann.; title: The lead mines of the Mendips, by J. T. Page.; title: The legends and antiquities of Glastonbury, by C. Walters.; title: A note on the cathedral city of Wells, by E. R. Strickland.; title: Somersetshire church bell inscriptions, by E. Howlett.; title: The Christian symbol in wood and stone, by F. Peacock.; title: The Camelot of history and romance, by C. Walters.; title: Roman and fashionable Bath, by E. R. Strickland.; title: Clevedon: a literary shrine, by C. Walters.; title: Superstitions ad curious events, by Rev. S. Burgess and E. H. Rann.; title: Cider songs and customs, by Mrs. Burgess.; title: The Lansdown Bagdad and its caliph, by C. Walters.; title: The learned friar of Ilchester, by C. Walters.; title: Queen Elizabeth's godson, by E. R. Strickland.; title: The island sanctuaries, by C. Walters.; title: "Quorum reliquae hic sunt," by C. Walters.; title: The city and county of Bristol, by C. Walters.; title: Index.