Domesday Book: How to Read It and What Its Text Means The Example of Waltham, Lincolnshire.

First Edition, Large-format paperback. 'An informative and practical guide to reading and interpreting the Domesday Book of 1086, using the Lincolnshire village of Waltham as a detailed example. Explains the terminology, structure and historical significance of the Domesday survey, providing a valuable introduction to medieval landholding, settlement and local history. Of particular interest to students of medieval history, local historians and genealogists.' The book measures 11¾ × 8½ inches and it has 111 pages, illustrated with black-and-white maps, charts and diagrams. The accompanying 'Domesday Book' booklet is present in its original pocket at the rear. Five page margins contain small, neat annotations; otherwise, the covers and contents are in superb, exceptionally clean condition. A very well-preserved copy, complete with the accompanying booklet. Very Good to Near Fine (VG/NF).