PREFACE
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
MAPS
1. County and Shire. The Name Devonshire.
2. General Characteristics.
3. Size. Shape. Boundaries.
4. Surface and General Features.
5. Watershed. Rivers and the tracing of their courses. Lakes.
6. Geology.
7. Natural History.
8. A Peregrination of the Coast: 1, The Bristol Channel.
9. A Peregrination of the Coast: 2, The English Channel.
10. Coastal Gains and Losses. Sandbanks. Lighthouses.
11. Climate and Rainfall.
12. People Race. Dialects. Settlements. Population.
13. Agriculture Main Cultivations. Woodlands. Stock.
14. Industries and Manufactures.
15. Mines and Minerals.
16. Fisheries and Fishing Stations.
17. Shipping and Trade.
18. History of Devonshire.
19. Antiquities.
20. Architecture ( a ) Ecclesiastical.
21. Architecture ( b ) Military.
22. Architecture ( c ) Domestic.
23. Communications: Past and Present.
24. Administration and Divisions Ancient and Modern.
25. The Roll of Honour of the County.
26. THE CHIEF TOWNS AND VILLAGES OF DEVONSHIRE.
CAMBRIDGE COUNTY GEOGRAPHIES
General Editor: F. H. H. Guillemard, M.A., M.D.
DEVONSHIRE
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Cambridge County Geographies
DEVONSHIRE
by
FRANCIS A. KNIGHT
AND
LOUIE M. (KNIGHT) DUTTON
With Maps, Diagrams and Illustrations
Cambridge:
at the University Press
1910
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