Footnotes:

[ [1]] For the birds of Somerset, see a paper by the Rev. Murray A. Mathew, M.A., F.L.S., in the "Proceedings of the Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society," vol. xxxix., from which we have borrowed.

[ [2]] For fuller information, see "The Flora of Somerset," by the Rev. R.P. Murray, M.A., F.L.S., from which the above facts are taken.

[ [3]] Thorpe's translation.

[ [4]] See a paper on "Ethandune" by the Rev. C.W. Whistler (reprinted from "The Saga-book"—"Proceedings of the Viking Club," 1898), who thinks that the Danish fortress may have been Bridgwater.

[ [5]] Chiefly derived from the "Dictionary of National Biography."


[ APPENDIX ]

Places of interest mentioned in the text, but not entered
under separate headings in the alphabetical list.
The figures refer to pages.

Alfoxden [ 156 ]
Allerford [ 209 ]
Barlynch Priory [ 122 ]
Blackmoor Farm [ 75 ]
Bower Farm [ 127 ]
Brymore House [ 77 ]
Cockercombe [ 213 ]
Combwich [ 201 ]
Creech Hill [ 130 ]
Danesborough [ 214 ]
Devil's Punch Bowl [ 80], [ 182 ]
Dundon Beacon [ 107 ]
Ebbor Rocks [ 283 ]
Gaulden Farm [ 246 ]
Goblin Combe [ 98 ]
Gothelney Hall [ 83 ]
Gurney Street Farm [ 78 ]
Halsway [ 56 ]
Halswell House [ 146 ]
Hanging Chapel [ 169 ]
Hare Knap [ 156 ]
Hautville's Quoit [ 224 ]
Hestercombe [ 167 ]
Higher Wadeford [ 106 ]
Holwell Cavern [ 32 ]
King Ina's Palace [ 205 ]
Lamb's Lair [ 80], [ 149 ]
Lytes Cary House [ 84 ]
Malmesmead [ 199 ]
Marshwood Farm [ 78 ]
Mouncey Castle [ 122 ]
Mynchin Buckland [ 127 ]
Naish Priory [ 105 ]
Parkfield Monument [ 117 ]
Richmont Castle [ 149 ]
Sedgemoor [ 18], [ 88], [ 273 ]
Seven Wells Combe [ 213 ]
Sexey's Hospital [ 68 ]
Small Down [ 90 ]
Stantonbury [ 225 ]
Stoney Littleton [ 254 ]
Sutton Court [ 234 ]
Tarr Steps [ 122 ]
Walton Castle [ 103 ]
Wansdyke [ 11], [ 52], [ 129 ]
Weary All Hill [ 145 ]