I don't know if this is a fragment, a pamphlet, a reprint of an extended essay, but here it is: The Historic Thames
Thomas Chatterron's faked 15th century poems The Rowley Poems
For Hillaire Belloc Fans and others
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Dear Mr. Riddle,
Oddly enough, Belloc is near his best when writing a combination of history and civil engineering. He has an accurate eye for the meaning of topography, as we can also see in The Path to Rome. His The Old Road is fascinating - excerpts here (first edition available in the U of I stacks!)
Thanks for the link!
Bill