Transcriber’s Note: Minor errors of punctuation and printing have been repaired, but the transcriber does not fancy she knows the writer’s meaning better than he knows it himself, and has left the rest alone.

VESTIGES OF
THE SUPREMACY OF MERCIA
IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND
DURING THE EIGHTH CENTURY

With T. Kerslake’s Compliments,
Bristol, 1879.

CONTENTS.

PAGES
[1-8-9, &c.]St. Werburgh.
[2-14, &c.]Bristol.
[3-5.]Wiccia.
[6-7.]Anglo-Saxon.
[10.]Female National Saints.
[11, &c.]Æthelbald. Offa.
[11-12.] [50.]St. Boniface.
[13.]Avon Frontier.
[14.] [56.]Bath. Henbury.
[15-17.]North Devon.
[18.] [22.]Cornwall.
[19-21.]St. Cuthbert.
[23.] [25.] [36, &c.]Kentish Hoo.
[26-39, &c.]Cloveshoe.
[28-29, &c.]Cliffe at Hoo.
[40.]Higham Ferry.
[41-42.]Middlesex.
[43.]Cealchythe.
[44-45.]Acleah.
[46.]Parishes.
[47.]Werburghwick.
[49-51.]Haethfelth. Herutford. &c.
[53-58.]St. Helen. Offa.
[56-58.]Hastings. Sussex.
[59.]London.
[60-63.]Dedications.
[61.]Holy Rood.
[62.]St. Ethelbert. Marden. St. Mary.

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