Middlesex; . tions in colour. Price 7s. 6d, net. EDINBURGH. Painted by John Fulley-love, Text by Rosaline Full - page Illustrations in js. 6d. net. GREECE. Painted by John Fulleylove, Described by Rev. J. A. MCly-MONT, ,, 75 Full-page Illus-trations in colour. Price aos. net. BY THE SAME AUTHOR HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS. De-scribed by A. R. Hope by William Smith, Jun. 40Full-page Illustrations in colour. PriceIDS. net. BONNIE SCOTLAND. Described byA. R. Hope Moncrieff. Painted bySutton _ Palmer. 75 Full-page Illus-trations in colour. Price
Middlesex; . tions in colour. Price 7s. 6d, net. EDINBURGH. Painted by John Fulley-love, Text by Rosaline Full - page Illustrations in js. 6d. net. GREECE. Painted by John Fulleylove, Described by Rev. J. A. MCly-MONT, ,, 75 Full-page Illus-trations in colour. Price aos. net. BY THE SAME AUTHOR HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS. De-scribed by A. R. Hope by William Smith, Jun. 40Full-page Illustrations in colour. PriceIDS. net. BONNIE SCOTLAND. Described byA. R. Hope Moncrieff. Painted bySutton _ Palmer. 75 Full-page Illus-trations in colour. Price 20s. net. SURREY. Described by A. R. HopeMoncrieff. Painted by Sutton Pal-mer. 75 Full-page Illustrations in 20s. net. PUBLISHED BYA, and C. black, SOHO square, LONDON MIDDLESEX AGENTS THE MACMILLAN COMPANY64 & 66 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK THE MACMILLAN COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. 27 Richmond street west, TORONTO MACMILLAN & COMPANY, BUILDING, BOMBAY 309 Bow Bazaar street, Calcutta. CLOCK COURT,HAMPTON COURT PALACE MIDDLESEX PAINTED BY JOHN FULLEYLOVE, • DESCRIBED BY A. R. HOPEMONCRIEFF • PUBLISHED BYADAM AND CHARLES BLACKSOHO SQUARE, LONDON . MCMVII **==^ Published October, 1907 PREFACE Middlesex, squeezed up as It is among more expan-sive beauties, and too much overshadowed by thechimneys of Greater London, may not be thought of asa show county. But no shire need hang its head thatcontains such scenery, still hardly spoiled, as can befound about Hampstead Heath, Enfield Chase, HarrowWeald, and the leafy heights of Pinner, with manyislets of pleasant greenery not yet drowned in thebrick-and-mortar deluge. Its very misfortune of beingso near a rich city contributes one feature of ornamentin notably frequent parks, pleasure grounds, andgardens. Then its hills, vales, and woods can boast aspecial interest in having perhaps inspired more of ourgreat poets than has any larger English county. Thewriter has explored it in every corner, marking outcharms of
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