The History and Antiquities of London, Westminster, Southwark, and Parts Adjacent, vol. 1

Allen, Thomas

1827

The
History and Antiquities
of London,
Westminster
,
Southwark
,
and Parts Adjacent
Vol. I
with engravings
By
Thomas Allen
To be the herald of our country's fame,
Our
first
ambition and our dearest aim.
London:
Cowie and Strange,
Paternoster Row
and
Fetter Lane
1827
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 Title Page
 Dedication
 Preface
 Chapter I: History of London and its environs, from the earliest period of authentic record to the defeat of the Britons by Suetonius
Chapter II: Historical account of Roman London, with notices of remains discovered.
Chapter II
Discoveries of Roman London and its environs, made on the north side of the Thames.
Roman remains discovered south of the river Thames
 Chapter III: History of London from the departure of the Romans till the time of the Conquest
 Chapter IV: History of London from the Conquest to the reign of Henry the Third
 Chapter V: History of London from the reign of Henry the Third to the reign of Edward the Second
 Chapter VI: History of London from the reign of Edward the Second to the reign of Richard the Second
 Chapter VII: History of London from the reign of Henry the Fourth to the reign of Edward the Fourth
 Chapter VIII: History of London from the reign of Edward the Fourth to the reign of Henry the Eighth
 Chapter IX: History of London during the reign of Henry the Eighth
 Chapter X: History of London from the reign of Edward the Sixth to the accession of Elizabeth
Chapter XI: History of London, during the reign of Elizabeth.
Chapter XI
Certain notes of the QUENES MAJESTIES great mercie, clemencie, and wisdom, used in this passage.
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 Chapter XII: History of London during the reign of James the First
Chapter XIII: History of London during the Reign of Charles the First
Chapter XIII
The Schedule. A particular of the manifold evils, pressures, and grievances, caused, practised, and occasioned by the prelates and their dependents.
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 Chapter XIV: History of London during the Commonwealth and the reign of Charles the Second
 Chapter XV: History of London during the reign of James the Second