VOLUME V:

FRONTISPIECE


TITLE PAGE



BIRTHPLACE OF SHAKSPEARE


AN ANCIENT GATEWAY BARKING


STRATFORD-UPON-AVON


LICHFIELD


REMAINS OF THE MONASTERY BURY ST EDMUNDS


CHINGFORD CHURCH


HEREFORD


TRETWR


DEVONPORT FROM MOUNT EDGCOMBE


PETWORTH HOUSE


SALISBURY


CHICHESTER


FOUNTAINS ABBEY


CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL


WHITTINGTONS ALMS HOUSES


THE INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM


INTERIOR OF BURLINGTON ARCADE


THE VICARAGE WOODCHESTER

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