Memorials of Old Whitby; Or, Historical Gleanings From Ancient Whitby Records
Memorials of Old Whitby; Or, Historical Gleanings From Ancient Whitby Records
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Thus, Cross- gate, with nearly one-fourth of the inhabited houses of the period, was the chief centre of the population ; which is just what we should a priori have expected in view of the considera- tions advanced at a previous page. Helle (with its adjuncts at Bridge End and Ponte-garth) and Eussell Lane, each with its average of over a dozen dwellings, come in next for notice as affording nuclei for the quickly ensuing accrescence of houses which soon caused them to enlarge their borders. To... these succeed Floregate and Southgate, each with their six or seven habitations ; and so with the rest.
There is no doubt that a great deal more than has been so far advanced might be made out by one who had the necessary time and knowledge to devote to the subject, by no means omitting the necessary critical equipment. As to the lines on which such an inquiry must be prosecuted, I may say that what has been recorded by Dr. Young is of the greatest value and importance. So is much of what has been given by Charlton when once one can distinguish between fact and fancy, or mere baseless assertion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, Cross- gate, with nearly one-fourth of the inhabited houses of the period, was the chief centre of the population ; which is just what we should a priori have expected in view of the considera- tions advanced at a previous page. Helle (with its adjuncts at Bridge End and Ponte-garth) and Eussell Lane, each with its average of over a dozen dwellings, come in next for notice as affording nuclei for the quickly ensuing accrescence of houses which soon caused them to enlarge their borders. To... these succeed Floregate and Southgate, each with their six or seven habitations ; and so with the rest.
There is no doubt that a great deal more than has been so far advanced might be made out by one who had the necessary time and knowledge to devote to the subject, by no means omitting the necessary critical equipment. As to the lines on which such an inquiry must be prosecuted, I may say that what has been recorded by Dr. Young is of the greatest value and importance. So is much of what has been given by Charlton when once one can distinguish between fact and fancy, or mere baseless assertion.
What to read after Memorials of Old Whitby; Or, Historical Gleanings From Ancient Whitby Records?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C John Christopher Atkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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