. A topographical survey of the great road from London to Bath and Bristol. : With historical and descriptive accounts of the country, towns, villages, and gentlemen's seats on and adjacent to . f Clifton and Rownham Hills, and form onegreat chain, with the Severn in its front.—Blaze-hill commands a full prospect of therivers Avon and Severn, also, a distant viewof all the Roman stations near at hand, andwas by nature the most deferrable post, nextto that of Clifton and Rownham Hills, inthis part of the country, that Ostorius andthe Romans were possessed of.—In Bar-retts History of Brist
. A topographical survey of the great road from London to Bath and Bristol. : With historical and descriptive accounts of the country, towns, villages, and gentlemen's seats on and adjacent to . f Clifton and Rownham Hills, and form onegreat chain, with the Severn in its front.—Blaze-hill commands a full prospect of therivers Avon and Severn, also, a distant viewof all the Roman stations near at hand, andwas by nature the most deferrable post, nextto that of Clifton and Rownham Hills, inthis part of the country, that Ostorius andthe Romans were possessed of.—In Bar-retts History of Bristol, from which thesubstance of this account is chiefly col-lected, will be found a more circumstantial 190 SURVEY OF THE GREAT ROAD, &C. detail of these antiquities, with many in-genious conjectures respecting the differentstations of the Romans, and the manner offorming the connection with their postsbeyond the Severn, and other more distantparts. END OF THE SECOND PART, ERRATA. Vol. I. page 72, line 8, for Edward the Black Prince, read Edward II. page 6, line 16, for first built, read rebuilt. page 164, line I, for boundaries, read boundary. m UfflsflBUfttft?*] THWfflflfi ffl. ■1 HHli 1 HHgpnS iH 931 in HH {HUHUm ifHHlllffii lil HI Hi Mfll 111 II H not If IB H8KflM«IfflKB8i§9 Hi
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