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In Hainault Forest , near Barking in Essex , there is an oak which has attained the
enormous bulk of thirtysix feet in circumference . This extraordinary tree has been
known for ages by the name of Fairlop . The tradition of the country traces it ...
In Hainault Forest , near Barking in Essex , there is an oak which has attained the
enormous bulk of thirtysix feet in circumference . This extraordinary tree has been
known for ages by the name of Fairlop . The tradition of the country traces it ...
Page 93
... aud , immediately after the battle of Shrewsbury , re . treated precipitately to
Wales . “ This tree is now in a complete state of decay , and hollow , even the
larger ramifications . The following are the dimensions of the Shelton oak : Feet .
... aud , immediately after the battle of Shrewsbury , re . treated precipitately to
Wales . “ This tree is now in a complete state of decay , and hollow , even the
larger ramifications . The following are the dimensions of the Shelton oak : Feet .
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I “ The south gate , with some difficulty , was pulled down about the beginning of
the i 6th century , and very little vestiges of it are now visible ; it stood about 90
feet north of the present Bail - gate . ” Ibid . $ " The northern , or Newport gate , is
...
I “ The south gate , with some difficulty , was pulled down about the beginning of
the i 6th century , and very little vestiges of it are now visible ; it stood about 90
feet north of the present Bail - gate . ” Ibid . $ " The northern , or Newport gate , is
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| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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