A History of Berkshire |
Contents
Illustration Acknowledgements | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
Man and the Natural Landscape | 13 |
Copyright | |
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19th century Abingdon Abbey alehouses arable Atrebates Bath Road became Berk Berkshire Downs Berkshire towns borough boundary Bracknell Bray bridge Bristol Britain bronze brought buildings built Calleva canal centre chalk chapel Cippenham Colnbrook Commius Cookham corn council Court districts Domesday Book early East Ilsley England Eton Wick families Faringdon farmers farming fields George guild Hill horses houses Hungerford important industry inhabitants John Kennet King known labour Lambourn land landowners large number later London Maidenhead manor medieval ment Mercia Mesolithic miles motor Newbury Office parish church Park period poor population province railway Reading Abbey reign responsible river royal rural Saxon settlement sheep shire Slough stage coach Street Thames Valley Thatcham tithes took trade travellers Tudor Turnpike turnpike trusts Twyford Vale villages Wallingford Wantage Wessex Wiltshire Windsor Castle Windsor Forest Wokingham