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The Classic Companion to Rural Britain Geoffrey Grigson. FEUDAL PLACE - NAMES Passage ( now disused ) , made the transit where a Roman ferry took the iron traffic from the mines of the Forest of Dean over the river to the Fosse Way ; and ...
The Classic Companion to Rural Britain Geoffrey Grigson. FEUDAL PLACE - NAMES Passage ( now disused ) , made the transit where a Roman ferry took the iron traffic from the mines of the Forest of Dean over the river to the Fosse Way ; and ...
Pagina 85
The Classic Companion to Rural Britain Geoffrey Grigson. Field names Names to distinguish fields are an obvious ... Place - Names ( 1960 ) , and read – if it has been published – what the volume for your county in the English Place- names ...
The Classic Companion to Rural Britain Geoffrey Grigson. Field names Names to distinguish fields are an obvious ... Place - Names ( 1960 ) , and read – if it has been published – what the volume for your county in the English Place- names ...
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... place - names is Kil- in Scotland and Ireland , keil in the Isle of Man ( from Latin cella ) . Llyn In Welsh place - names , a lake . The same word unexpectedly survives ( for ' lake ' at high tide ) in Norfolk's King's Lynn . It means ...
... place - names is Kil- in Scotland and Ireland , keil in the Isle of Man ( from Latin cella ) . Llyn In Welsh place - names , a lake . The same word unexpectedly survives ( for ' lake ' at high tide ) in Norfolk's King's Lynn . It means ...
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