The History of Scotland Its Highlands Regiments And Clans volume 1
The History of Scotland Its Highlands Regiments And Clans volume 1
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These ditches were, in 1792, when sur- veyed by Chapman, from sixteen to twenty feet deep, from twelve to sixteen feet wide at the bottom, and from forty to fifty feet wide at the top. The bottoms of the ditches were then twenty-five feet above the level of the sea at high water, and are considerably higher than the extensive tract of the flat ground on the land side. The ditches, ramparts, rocks, and waste ground, which surround the areas above described, contain upwards of five English acres....
As the Romans had other stations in the north be- sides those noticed, they did not always in returning to the south follow the course of the Iter just described. They had another Iter, the first station of which from the Burgh-head was the Varis of Richard, now Torres, a distance of eight statute miles. It is singular that 43 THE HISTORY OF SCOTLAND the Gaelic name of Forres is Faris, which corresponds so
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These ditches were, in 1792, when sur- veyed by Chapman, from sixteen to twenty feet deep, from twelve to sixteen feet wide at the bottom, and from forty to fifty feet wide at the top. The bottoms of the ditches were then twenty-five feet above the level of the sea at high water, and are considerably higher than the extensive tract of the flat ground on the land side. The ditches, ramparts, rocks, and waste ground, which surround the areas above described, contain upwards of five English acres....
As the Romans had other stations in the north be- sides those noticed, they did not always in returning to the south follow the course of the Iter just described. They had another Iter, the first station of which from the Burgh-head was the Varis of Richard, now Torres, a distance of eight statute miles. It is singular that 43 THE HISTORY OF SCOTLAND the Gaelic name of Forres is Faris, which corresponds so
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