The Motor Routes of England: Western Section

by Gordon Home

INDEX

• Aber, falls at, [94]
• Aberdovey, [128]
• Abergavenny, [187]
• Abergavenny, Marquis of, [187]
• Abergele, [60]
• Aberglaslyn, Pass of, [113]
• Abergynolwyn, [123]
• Aberystwyth, [130], [131]
• Adderbury, [303]
• Adelaide, Queen of William IV., [317]
• Ælfrith, daughter of Alfred, [254]
• Afon Dulas, [124]
• Afon Gwaen, [156]
• Agincourt, Battle of, [222]
• Akeman Street, [283], [304]
• Aldenham, Lord, [9]
• Alderminster, [286]
• Aldersey Hall, [43]
• Alfred the Great, [234], [254], [282]
• 'Alleluia Victory,' [55]
• Althorp Park, [22]
• Anglesey, [88]
• Anglesey Column, [105]
• Anglesey, Marquis of, [105]
• Anker, River, [27]
• Ap Cadell ap Brochmail, Concenn, [71]
• Aquablanca, Bishop, [178]
• Aragon, Catherine of, [16]
• Arbury Hall, [26]
• Ardudwy, Mountains of, [120]
• Arkwright, Richard, [222]
• Arthog, [120]
• Arthur, King, [195]
• Arthur's Quoit, [116]
• Asthall Barrow, [277]
• Aston, North, Mid, and Steeple, [303]
• Athelney, [254]
• Atherstone, [28], [30]
• Avon, Warwickshire, [23]
• Bacon, Sir Francis, Lord Verulam, [12], [13], [287], [313]
• Bala Lake, [83]
• Balshall, Dean, [289]
• Banbury, [303]
• Bangor, [96]
• Bardsey Island, [115]
• Barford, [290]
• Barmouth, [116], [120], [121]
• Barnet, [3], [4]
• Barrington, Great and Little, [276]
• Basingwerke Abbey, [56]
• Bath, [250]-[252]
• Batheaston, [242]
• Battle Abbey, a cell of, [146]
• Beaufort family, the, [194]
• Beaumaris, [94]
• Beavers, Valley of, [100]
• Beddgelert, [113]
• Bede, the Venerable, [8]
• Belesme, Robert de, [235]
• Benglog Bridge, [101]
• Berkeley Castle, [213]
• Berrington Hall, [225]
• Berwyn Mountains, [70]
• Bethesda, [99], [105]
• Bettws-y-Coed, [83], [84]
• Bigsweir Bridge, [203]
• Bird Rock, the, [122]
• Birmingham reservoirs, [181], [183]
• Black Forest, the, [185]
• Black Mountains, the, [147], [173], [185]
• Black Plague, [176]
• Blacklow Hill, [295]
• Blenheim Palace, [282]
• Blorenge Hill, [188], [191]
• Boadicea, [13], [44]
• Bodbury Ring, [230]
• Bodelwyddan Church, [62]
• Bodenham, [221]
• Bodfari, [57]
• Bordeaux, [42]
• Borth, [128]
• Boscobel House, [35]
• Bosworth, Battle of, [26], [28], [78]
• Boughrood Castle, [185]
• Bourton-on-the-Hill, [262]
• Bowood, [256]
• Box, [253]
• Bradwell Abbey, [20]
• Bran, River, [148]
• Bran the Blessed, [114]
• Braose, William de, [187]
• Breakspere, Nicholas, [12]
• Brecknock Beacons, [146], [147], [191]
• Brecon or Brecknock, [143]-[146]
• Bremhill Wick, [255]
• Bridgnorth, [226], [234]-[235]
• Brintirion, [118]
• Britannia Tubular Bridge, [105]
• British remains, [69], [83], [94], [129], [146]
• Broadway, [262]
• Brockhurst Castle, [230]
• Bromfield, [226]
• Bronllys Castle, [185]
• Bronwen, [114]
• Brookthorpe, [246]
• Broughton, [53]
• Brown, 'Capability,' [310]
• Brown Clee Hill, [226]
• Brownhills Common, [35]
• Brunel, [314]
• Buckley, [53]
• Buildwas Abbey, [233]-[234]
• Builth Wells, [183], [184]
• Burford, [260], [276]-[277]
• By Brook, the, [253]
• Byford, [176]
• Byng, Admiral, [4]
• Byron, Lord, [108]
• Cader Idris, [117], [123], [132], [135], [137]
• Caen, Paul de, [8]
• Caer Caradoc Hill, [230]
• Caerleon, [206]
• Caerwent, [198], [199]
• Caerwys, [56]
• Cæsar, Julius, [12]
• Caldicott Castle, [200]
• Calveley Hall, [43]
• Cannock Chase reservoir, [35]
• Cantelupe, George de, [188]
• Cantilupe, Sir Thomas, [178]
• Capel Curig, [102]
• Capel Garmon, [84], [85]
• Caractacus, [230]
• Caradoc, King of North Wales, [60]
• Caradoc Range, [231]
• Carden Hall, [42]
• Cardiff Castle, [214]
• Cardigan, [151]
• Cardigan Bay, [130]
• Careg Cennen, [171]
• Carmarthen, [168], [169]
• Carnarvon, [57], [105]-[109]
• Carnarvon Castle, [107]
• Carnarvonshire Mountains, [88]
• Carnedd Dafydd, [100], [110]
• Carnedd Llewelyn, [100]
• Carno, River, [138], [139]
• Castell Crogen, [81]
• Castell Dinas Brân, [70]
• Castell-fan-Crach, [132]
• Castell-y-Bere, [123]
• Castell-y-Gaer, [121]
• Cave, [23]
• Cefn Caves, the, [63]
• Cefn Hall, [63]
• Cefn-y-Bedd, [184]
• Cemmaes, [138], [155]
• Cenarth, [151]
• Cencoed Castle, [199]
• Ceriog Valley, [82]
• Cerrig-y-Druidon, [83]
• Chandos family, [207]
• Chantrey, [319]
• Charlecote Park, [290]
• Charles I., [22], [194], [248], [262], [316], [318]
• Charles II., [35], [299], [317]
• Charlton, Bishop, [176]
• Charlton Park, [258]
• Chartist riots, [198]
• Cheltenham, [270]-[272]
• Chepstow, [200], [201]
• Chepstow, Marshall, Earl of, [153]
• Cheshire bowmen, [41]
• Chester, [14], [45]-[51]
• Chester, Bishop of, [234]
• Chiltern Hills, [19], [312]
• Chippenham, [254]-[255]
• Chipping Norton, [261], [283]
• Chirk Castle, [66], [81]
• Cholmondeley Castle, [42]
• Churchdown Hill, [270]
• Churchover, [23]
• Church Stretton, [229]
• Cirencester, [259]
• Civil War, [42], [43], [48], [59], [65], [80], [81], [90], [108], [130], [144], [150], [165], [194], [200], [206], [208], [212], [226], [229], [235], [242], [283], [290], [299], [303]
• Clare, David le, [42]
• Clare, Gilbert de, [165], [266]
• Cleddau, River, [165]
• Clifford Castle, [175]
• Clifford, Jane de, [175]
• Clinton, Geoffrey de, [297]
• Clinton, Roger de, [234]
• Clintons, the, [297]
• Clopton, Sir John, [288]
• Clopton Tower, [290]
• Clwyd, Vale of, [57], [58], [59], [60], [63], [64], [68], [69]
• Clwydian Hills, [56], [67]
• Clyro, [175]
• Clyro Castle, [174]
• Clytha Castle, [191]
• Clywedog, the, [135]
• Coalbrookdale, [234]
• Coetmore, Howel, [86]
• Coldbrook House, [191]
• Cold Door Pass, [137]
• Coningsby family, [222]
• Conway, [85], [90]-[93]
• Conway Abbey, [86]
• Conway Castle, [90], [92]
• Conway Falls, [83]
• Conway Valley, [86]
• Corne Dale, [227]
• Cornwallis West, Colonel W., [67]
• Corris, [124]
• Cors-y-Gedol, [116]
• Corsham, [253]-[254]
• Corston, [258]
• Corwen, [69]
• Cothi, River, [148]
• Cotswolds, the, [246], [247], [262], [272]-[273]
• Cound, [233]
• Coventry, [49], [298]-[301]
• Cranmer, Archbishop, [16]
• Criccieth, Castle of, [115]
• Crick, [200]
• Crickhowell, [186]
• Cricklade, [258]-[259]
• Cromwell, Oliver, [261]
• Cropredy, [302]
• Cross Foxes Inn, [123], [137]
• Cross-in-Hand, [25]
• Curzon of Kedleston, Lord, [258]
• Cusop Castle, [174]
• Cutts, Sir John, [6]
• Cwm Bychan, Lake of, [115]
• Cwm Hir, Abbey of, [140]
• Cymmer Abbey, [118]
• Darby, Abraham, [234]
• Darby Family, the, [234]
• Dauncer Family, [220]
• Daventry, [22]
• Dean, Forest of, [210]
• Dee, River, [69], [70], [73], [83]
• Dee Valley, [82]
• Deerhurst Priory, [268]
• Denbigh, [63], [67]
• Denbigh Castle, [66]
• Derwen, [69]
• Deudraeth, Castle of, [114]
• Devil's Bridge, [131], [132]
• Devil's Kitchen, the, [101]
• Devil's Pots, the, [102]
• Devil's Punch Bowl, [132]
• Dinas Mawddwy, [136], [137]
• Dinmore Hill, [221]
• Dixton, [205]
• Dolbadarn Castle, [110]
• Dolgelley, [118], [120], [135]
• Dorchester, [310]-[311]
• Dovey, the, [124], [126], [128], [138]
• Dowards, the Great and Little, [206], [210]
• Drayton, Fenny, [27]
• Drayton Manor, [30]
• Drayton, Michael, [27]
• Druidical Circles, [130], [286]
• Drws Ardudwy, [115]
• Dryslwyn Castle, [170]
• Dudley, Robert, [297]
• Dudmaston Castle, [235]
• Dulais, River, [148]
• Dunsmore Heath, [23]
• Dunstable, [15]-[17]
• Dunstable Downs, [19]
• Dürer, Albrecht, [78]
• Dursley Cross, [211]
• Dyffryn River, [121]
• Dynevor Castle, [150]
• Dynevor, Lord, [171]
• Dynevor Park, [170]
• Dysynni Valley, [123]
• Ealdhelm, [257]
• Easton Neston House, [20]
• Eaton Hall, [224]
• Edeyrnion, Vale of, [83]
• Edgar, King, [31]
• Edgware, [3]
• Edred, King, [11]
• Edward I., [58], [64], [76], [108], [114], [123], [130], [170], [214], [228]
• Edward II., [108], [213], [214], [217]
• Edward III., [167], [316]
• Edward IV., [114], [226], [268], [316], [326]
• Edward V., [20]
• Edward VI., [318]
• Eglwyseg, the, [72]
• Eglwyseg Rocks, [70]
• Eisteddfodau, the, [56]
• Elan, Vale of the, [181]
• Eleanor of Castile, [16]
• Eleanor Cross at Stony Stratford, [20]
• Elidyr Fawr, [100], [110]
• Eliot, George, [26]
• Eliseg's Pillar, [71]
• Elizabeth, Queen, [282], [290], [297]-[302]
• Ellesmere, [74]
• Elstree, [3]
• Emlyn, Viscount, [170]
• Enstone, [283]
• Ermine Way, [259]
• Erwood, [184]
• Ethandune, Battle of, [254]
• Ethelbert, [177], [221]
• Ethelfleda, Queen, [30], [50], [235]
• Ethelred, King, [282]
• Eton, [314]
• Evesham, [262]-[264]
• Evesham, Battle of, [264]
• Eye, [225]
• Eynsham, [278]
• Fairy Glen, the, [83]
• Falaise, [266]
• Fenny Compton, [302]
• Fenny Stratford, [19]
• Ferrers Family, [30], [31]
• Ffestiniog Railway, [113]
• Ffestiniog, Vale of, [113]
• Fishguard, [155], [156]
• Fitz-Hamon, Robert, [266]
• Fitzharon of Glamorgan, [197]
• Fitz-Osborn, Earl of Hereford, [200]
• Flamstead, [15]
• Flanesford Priory, [206]
• Foel Fras, [94]
• Ford, [222]
• Foss Way, [26], [258], [275]
• Fox, George, [27]
• Frevilles, the, [31]
• Friog, [121]
• Frost, Jack, [198]
• Frowyke, Thomas de, [5]
• Garter, Order of the, [316]
• Garth Hill, [184]
• Gastrell, Rev. Francis, [288]
• Gaullwyd Valley, [135]
• Gaunt, John of, [297]
• Gaveston, Piers, [295]
• Geoffrey of Monmouth, [204]
• George IV., [316]
• Germanus, [55]
• Giant's Nose, [117]
• Gibbet Hill, [298]
• Glandovey, [128]
• Glasbury, [172]
• Glaspwll Cascade, [128]
• Glendower, Owen, [39], [57], [64], [68], [69], [70], [114], [125], [174], [224]
• Gloucester, [211]-[218], [246]
• Gloucester Cathedral, [212]-[216]
• Gloucester, Humphrey, Duke of, [10]
• Glyder Fach, [100], [102]
• Glyder Fawr, [100], [101], [102], [111]
• Godiva, Lady, [298]
• Goodrich Castle, [206]
• Goodrich Court, [207]
• Goodwick Harbour, [155]
• Gorhambury, [14]
• Gower, Bishop, [160]
• Graig Serrerthin, [210]
• Great Orme's Head, [87]
• Greenlands, Henley, [313]
• Grey, Reginald de, [68]
• Greys, the De, [207]
• Griffith, the son of Madoc, [71]
• Grim's Dyke, [283]
• Grimthorpe, Lord, [9], [11]
• Grongar Hill, [170]
• Guy's Cliff, [294], [295]
• Gwydir Castle, [85], [86]
• Gwynedd, Owen, [130]
• Gwynn, Nell, [6]
• Hafod Bridge Inn, [148]
• Hakluyt, family of, [225]
• Haldingham, Richard de, [179]
• Halkin Mountain, [53], [56]
• Hall, Dr., [288]
• Hampton Court, Herefordshire, [222]
• Hampton Court, Middlesex, [317]
• Handley Church, [43]
• Harcourt family, [309]
• Hardicanute, [238]
• Hardwicke, [246]
• Hare, Mr. Augustus, [228], [229]
• Harlech, [113], [114], [121]
• Hartshill, [27]
• Hathaway, Anne, cottage of, [290]
• Haverfordwest, [163], [165], [166]
• Hawkstone Park, [41]
• Hay, [173]
• Heaven's Gate Camp, [233]
• Henley-on-Thames, [312]-[313]
• Henry of Bolingbroke. See Henry IV.
• Henry I., [224]
• Henry II., [175], [235], [282]
• Henry III., [165], [173], [264], [316]
• Henry IV., [39]
• Henry V., [204], [224]
• Henry VI., [10], [314], [316]
• Henry VII., [78], [171], [194], [316]
• Henry VIII., [5], [316], [318]
• Herckenrode, nunnery of, [34]
• Hereford, [176]-[179]
• Hereford, Dukes of, [298]
• Hill, Rowland, [41]
• Hinckley, [26]
• Holmer Church, [220]
• Hood, Lord, [301]
• Hooper, Bishop, [216]
• Hope Bowdler, [229]
• Hope Church, [222]
• Hope-under-Dinmore, [222]
• Howard, Catherine, [318]
• Humpe, Master, [257]
• Huntley, [211]
• Hwlffordd, Robert de, [166]
• Icknield Way, [15]
• Idwal, Prince, [101]
• Ironbridge, [234]
• Itchington, Lord, [302]
• Ivington Camp, [224]
• James I., [23], [174]
• 'Jesse Tree,' [188]
• 'John Halifax, Gentleman,' [272]
• John, King, [176], [317]
• Johnson, Samuel, [35]
• Jones, Inigo, [85], [86], [258]
• Juxon, Bishop, [261]
• Kenilworth, [296]-[297]
• Kerne Bridge, [206]
• Kidderminster, [235]-[236]
• Kilgerran Castle, [152]
• Kilsby, [23]
• Kingston-on-Thames, [318]
• Kite's Nest Inn, [176]
• Kneller, Sir Godfrey, [208]
• Knyvet, Sir Thomas, [258]
• Kyrle, John, [208]-[209]
• Laceys, the, [64]
• Lampeter, [148]
• Langley Burrell, [255]
• Lansdowne, Lord, [256]
• Lawley, the, [229]
• Lea, [210]
• Leamington, [293]-[294]
• Lechlade, [259]
• Ledbury, [241]-[242]
• Leicester, [22], [26]
• Leicester, Earls of, [292], [297]
• Leigh, Lord, [302]
• Leland, [174], [197], [257]
• Lenthall, Sir Roland, [222]
• Leofric, [298]
• Leominster, [222]-[224]
• Letton, [175]
• Leycester's Hospital, Warwick, [293]
• Lichfield, [32], [33]
• Little Minster, [276]
• Little Orme, the, [88]
• Llanbadarn, [131]
• Llanbeblig Church, [109]
• Llanbedr, [115]
• Llanberis, [110]
• Llanberis, Old, [111]
• Llanberis, Pass of, [111]
• Llanbyther, [149]
• Llanddwywe Church, [116]
• Llandegai, [99]
• Llandegai, Model Village of, [94]
• Llandilo, [171]
• Llandinam, [139]
• Llandovery, [148]
• Llandudno, [87], [88]
• Llandyssil, [149]
• Llanegryn, [122]
• Llanelltyd, [118]
• Llanfairfechan, [94]
• Llanfair Pwll Gwyngyll, etc., [105]
• Llanfihangel-ar-Arth, [149]
• Llangattock-juxta-Usk, [191]
• Llangelynin, [122]
• Llangoed, [185]
• Llangollen, [70]-[72]
• Llangollen Bridge, [70]
• Llangollen, Ladies of, [70]
• Llangollen, the Vale of, [72]
• Llangorse Lake, [185]
• Llangunnor, [169]
• Llangurig, [131], [141]
• Llanidloes, [140]
• Llanrhaiadr Church, [66]
• Llanrwst, [85], [86]
• Llanthony Abbey, [175], [211]
• Llanvihangel-on-Usk, [191]
• Llanwrda, [148], [172]
• Llawhaden Castle, [167]
• Llawr Lech, [117]
• Llewelyn, [58], [85], [155], [184]
• Llewelyn ap Gruffydd, [56]
• Lleyn Peninsula, [121]
• Llwyngwril, [121]
• Llyn Bochlwyd, [102]
• Llyn Ogwen, [101]
• Llyn Padarn, [109]
• Llyn Peris, [111]
• London Colney, [6]
• Longchamps, the, [207]
• Long Compton, [286]
• Long Mynd, [229], [231]
• Lorraine, Robert, [177]
• Lovers' Leap, [201], [203]
• Lucy, Sir Thomas, [290]
• Ludlow, [225]-[226]
• Ludlow, Lawrence de, [228]
• Lug, River, [222]
• Lutterworth, [24], [25]
• Lyfnant Valley, [128]
• Lyneham Barrows, [261]
• Lysdinam Hall, [183]
• Lyswen, [185]
• Machynlleth, [125]
• Maenan Abbey, [86]
• Maenan House, [86]
• Magna Charta, [266]
• Magna Charta Island, [317]
• Maiden Bower, [15]
• Maidenhead, [313]-[314]
• Maldulph, [256]
• Malmesbury, [256]-[258]
• Malvern, Great, [240], [241]
• Malvern Hills, [236]
• Mancetter, [27]
• Mancetter Manor House, [27]
• Mandeville, Sir John, [11]
• Mansell Hill, [176]
• Mappa Mundi, [178]
• Marden Church, [221]
• Margaret of Anjou, [114]
• Marlborough, Duke of, [282]
• Marmions, the, [31]
• Martin de Tours, [152]
• Mathern, [200]
• Matilda, the Empress, [212]
• Maud Heath's Causeway, [255]
• Mawddach, the, [116], [117], [120]
• Maxstoke, Priors of, [302]
• Menai Straits, the, [88], [107]
• Menai Suspension Bridge, [104]
• Merbach Hill, [175]
• Merevale Abbey, [30]
• Merewald, King of the West Mercians, [222]
• Methuen, Lord, [253]
• Methuen, Sir Paul, [253]
• Meyrick, Sir Samuel, [207]
• Mimms, North, [5]
• Mimms, South, [5]
• Miner's Bridge, the, [84]
• Minster Lovell, [277]
• Mistletoe, [241]
• Mitcheldean, [211]
• Moccas Park, [176]
• Mochras, Island of, [115]
• Moel Arthur, [56]
• Moel Fammau, [55], [56], [67], [69]
• Moel Feulli, [69]
• Moel Habog, [113]
• Moel Hebod, [115]
• Moel Siabod, [85], [100], [102]
• Moel-y-Gaer, [129]
• Mold, [53]-[56]
• Mollington, [303]
• Monken Hadley, [4]
• Monmouth, [203]-[205]
• Monnow, River, [203]
• Montfort, Simon de, [264], [297]
• Montgomery, Roger de, [226], [235]
• Moreton-in-the-Marsh, [262]
• Moreton-on-Lug, [220]
• Morfa Harlech, [114]
• Morfa Rhuddlan, [59]
• Morfe, Forest of, [235]
• Mortimer, Roger, [81]
• Mortimers, the, [39]
• Mouse Castle, [174]
• Muckley Corner, [35]
• Mulock's, Miss, 'John Halifax, Gentleman,' [265]
• Myddelton, Richard, [66]
• Myddelton, Sir Hugh, [66], [73], [81]
• Myddelton, Sir Thomas, [68], [81], [82]
• Mynydd Prescelly, [153]
• Mytton, General, [59]
• Nailsworth, [250]
• Nant Ffrancon, [86], [100], [110], [111]
• Nant Gwgan, [124]
• Nantclwyd, Vale of, [69]
• Narberth, [167], [168]
• Naseby, Battle of, [194]
• Nash, Beau, [252]
• Nelson, Lord, [170]
• Nequam, Alexander, [11]
• Nero, [13]
• Nevern, [153]
• New River, the, [66], [81]
• Newbridge-on-Wye, [183]
• Newburgh, Earl Roger de, [292]
• Newcastle Emlyn, [150]
• Newgate, [164]
• Newport, Mon., [196]-[199]
• Norfolk, Dukes of, [298]
• Norfolk, Roger Bigod, Earl of, [202]
• Northleach, [274]
• Nuneaton, [26]
• Nuneham Courtney, [309]
• Oakengates, [36]
• Offa's Dyke, [80], [82], [176], [201]
• Offa, King of Mercia, [8], [59], [80], [221]
• Ogham Stones, [116]
• Ogofan, the, [148]
• Ombersley, [236]
• Onibury, [227]
• Osric, King of Mercia, [213]
• Oswald, [238]
• Oswestry, [80]
• Overton Scar, [42]
• Oxford, [306]-[308]
• Painswick, [246]-[248]
• Panorama Walk, [117]
• Paris, Matthew, [11]
• Parker, Abbot, [214]
• Parr, Catherine, [318]
• Paxton, Sir William, [170]
• Pearson, Bishop, [47]
• Peel, Sir Robert, [30]
• Pembroke, William, Earl of, [65], [194], [303]
• Pen Caer Peninsula, [156]
• Pendragon, [195]
• Penhow Castle, [199]
• Penmachno, [83]
• Penmaenpool, [120]
• Penrhyn Castle, [94], [95], [99]
• Pentre Evan Cromlech, [154]
• Pentre Voelas, [83]
• Pen-y-Gaer, [83]
• Penyard Castle, [210]
• Percies, the, [39]
• Percy, Henry, [64]
• Percy, Lord Algernon, [295]
• Periam, Lady Elizabeth, [313]
• Pershore, Abbots of, [262]
• Picton Castle, [167]
• Picton monument, [169]
• Piercefield Park, [201]
• Pistyll-y-Cain, [136]
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• Plynlimmon, [132], [139], [140]
• Pointz Castle, [164]
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• Pont Erwydd, [131], [132]
• Port Dinorwic, [105]
• Powis, Princes of, [71]
• Precipice Walk, the, [135]
• Prehistoric remains, [116], [156], [286]
• Prescelly Mountains, [155]
• Puesdown Inn, [272]
• Puffin Island, [94]
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• Putta, Bishop, [177]
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• Raglan Castle, [192]-[194]
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• Ramryge, Abbot, [10]
• Reading Priory, [224]
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• Ramsey Island, [161]
• Rembrandt's (?) 'Mill,' [256]
• Remigius, Bishop, [311]
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• Rheidol Valley, [132]
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• Rhuddlan Church, [59]
• Rhyl, [60]
• Rhys of Wales, [172]
• Richard II., [79]
• Richard's Castle, [225]
• Richard of Scrop, [225]
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• Risbury Camp, [222]
• Rivals, the, [115]
• Robbers' Cave, [132]
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• Robeston Wathen, [167]
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• Roche Castle, [164]
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• Rollright Stones, [286]
• Roman roads, [198], [211], [229], [231], [237], [251], [258], [259], [282], [283], [304]
• Roman sites, [15], [19], [23], [35], [36], [37], [44], [56], [57], [69], [77], [86], [105], [109], [125], [139], [146], [147], [150], [168], [169], [172], [174], [183], [187], [195], [199], [204], [230], [259], [275], [311]
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• Thomas, Sir William ap, [19]
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• Tintern Abbey, [202]
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• Totternhoe, [15]
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• Traeth Mawr, [113]
• Trecastle, [147]
• Trefnant, [63]
• Trefriew, [86]
• Tre-Taliesin, [129]
• Trothy, River, [203]
• Tryfaen, [102]
• Tudor, Edmund, [160]
• Tudor, Jasper, [65]
• Twining, John, [217]
• Twll Du, [101]
• Tyler, Wat, [12]
• Tyttenhanger, [6]
• Usk, River, [143], [147], [186], [194], [197]
• Valle Crucis Abbey, [71], [118]
• Vanbrugh, Sir John, [42], [282]
• Van Lead Mines, [140]
• Vaughan, Bishop, [160]
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• Vaughans of Nannau, [135]
• Venables family, [43], [183]
• Ver, River, [12], [14]
• Verdun, John de, [228]
• Verulamium, [7], [12], [13]
• Victoria, Queen, [317]
• Virginia Water, [317]
• Wallingford, Abbot, [9]
• Warwick, [290]-[293]
• Warwick, Earls of, [187], [292], [295]
• Warwick, Guy of, [295]
• Warwick, the King-maker, [4]
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• Wat's Dyke, [80]
• Weedon, [20]
• Wellington Church, [221]
• Welsh Architecture, [140]
• Wem, [41]
• Weston Park, [35]
• Weston-under-Penyard, [210]
• Wheathampstead, Abbot, [9]
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• White Cross, [176]
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• Wicklow, Mountains of, [107]
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• Williams-Wynn, Bart., Sir H. Watkin, [72]
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• Wilton Castle, [207], [210]
• Windrush, River, [275], [276]
• Windsor, [314]-[315]
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• Woburn Park and Abbey, [19]
• Wolsey, Cardinal, [318]
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• Woofferton, [225]
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• Wren, Sir Christopher, [33]
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• Wulfstan, [238]
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