What to See in England
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The beautiful river Wye is seen flowing just beyond the ruins. ] CHESTERFIELD, DERBYSHIRE =How to get there. =--Train from St. Pancras. Midland Railway. =Nearest Station. =--Chesterfield. =Distance from London. =--146 miles. =Average Time. =--Varies between 3 to 3-3/4 hrs.
1st 2nd 3rd=Fares. =--Single 19s. 2d. . . . 12s. 1d. Return 38s. 4d. . . . 24s. 2d.
=Accommodation Obtainable. =--"The Angel Hotel, " "Station Hotel, " "Midland Hotel, " "Hotel Portland, " etc. =Alternati...ve Route. =--Train from Marylebone. Great Central Rly.
Chesterfield, now the second largest town in its own county, was at thetime of the Doomsday survey merely a bailiwick to Newbold, which at thepresent time has dwindled down to a small hamlet to the west of theparish. In the middle of the thirteenth century a battle was fought herebetween the Earl of Derby and Prince Henry, nephew of Henry III. , inwhich the Earl was defeated and taken prisoner. It was also the scene ofa fierce engagement during the civil wars of Charles I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ TINTERN ABBEY.
The beautiful river Wye is seen flowing just beyond the ruins. ] CHESTERFIELD, DERBYSHIRE =How to get there. =--Train from St. Pancras. Midland Railway. =Nearest Station. =--Chesterfield. =Distance from London. =--146 miles. =Average Time. =--Varies between 3 to 3-3/4 hrs.
1st 2nd 3rd=Fares. =--Single 19s. 2d. . . . 12s. 1d. Return 38s. 4d. . . . 24s. 2d.
=Accommodation Obtainable. =--"The Angel Hotel, " "Station Hotel, " "Midland Hotel, " "Hotel Portland, " etc. =Alternati...ve Route. =--Train from Marylebone. Great Central Rly.
Chesterfield, now the second largest town in its own county, was at thetime of the Doomsday survey merely a bailiwick to Newbold, which at thepresent time has dwindled down to a small hamlet to the west of theparish. In the middle of the thirteenth century a battle was fought herebetween the Earl of Derby and Prince Henry, nephew of Henry III. , inwhich the Earl was defeated and taken prisoner. It was also the scene ofa fierce engagement during the civil wars of Charles I.
What to read after What to See in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Home Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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