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Villare Cantianum; Or, Kent Surveyed and Illustrated
Published by W. Whittingham et al, Lynn, 1776
Seller: Attic Books (ABAC, ILAB), London, ON, Canada
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Leatherbound. Condition: Good. Second Edition. 400 p. + index. 33 cm leather binding rebacked in cloth in a more recent repair to the spine. Two small engravings and one large fold-out engraving of Bromley College. Missing folded county map. Leather on spine chipped. Boards scuffed. Top corners repaired but bottom corners bumped. Hinges tape repaired. Some thumbing inside. Pages clean. Text unmarked. Originally published c. 1659, the text is really by John Phillipott (1589?-1645). According to the Dictionary of National Biography, his son Thomas (d. 1682) "endeavoured dishonestly to palm it off as his own." The history is arranged alphabetically according to parish, from Acris to Yalding, with each parish being divided into villages and manors. At rear is an interesting etymology of the names of hundreds and parishes mentioned in the text eg. Dover means "steep.".
