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RIVERS OF GREAT BRITAIN:
The Thames, from Source to Sea.
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C. L. SEYMOUR. PINXT
C. O. MURRAY. SCULPT
CLIEFDEN WOODS.
RIVERS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
The Thames, from Source to Sea.
DESCRIPTIVE, HISTORICAL, PICTORIAL.
Bas-Relief, Head of Thames
CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED:
LONDON, PARIS & MELBOURNE.
1891.
[ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]
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 CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
      ABOVE OXFORD.—By W. SENIOR.      PAGE
    The Source of the Thames—Early Names of the River—Seven    Springs—Thames Head—The Churn and its    Course—Thames and Severn Canal—Cricklade—Castle    Eaton—Inglesham—Fairford and the    Coln—Lechlade—The First Lock—Some Thames    Flowers—Old Buscot—Hart’s Weir—Bird    Life—Radcot Bridge—Eddying Pools and    Golden Shallows—Canal-like Reaches—Tadpole    Bridge—Bampton—Duxford Ferry—Canute’s    Country—The Windrush—The Oldest Bridge—Old    Father Thames—Disused Weir-pools—Bablock    Hythe, Stanton Harcourt, and Cumnor—Skinner’s    Weir and Pinkhill Lock—Eynsham Weir, Bridge, and    Cross—The Evenlode—Witham Hill—Thames    Angling—Godstow—King’s Weir—Port    Meadow—Folly Bridge    1
CHAPTER II.
      OXFORD TO ABINGDON.—By D. MACCOLL.
    Oxford, from the Upper River; the New Town—The Courses    of the River, from Medley Weir to Folly Bridge—The    Houses of the Regulars and Friars—The University and    Parish Churches—The Halls and Colleges of the Seculars,    from the Thirteenth Century to the Reformation—Jacobean                        
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