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The salisbury guide Giving an account of the antiquities of old sarum, and of the ancient and present state of the city of New Sarum: Its fairs, markets, trade, religious and charitable foundations, the cathedral, and the most remarkable monuments therein. To which is added, an accurate description of stonehenge; also an account of Wilton, Amesbury, Longford, and Fonthill Houses; pointing out whatever is most valuable and worthy attention in each: with the times of the coming in and going out of posts, coaches, machines, carriers, &c. Interspersed with many curious and useful particulars, very necessary to be known by every one frequenting the city, on business, or pleasure.
Easton, James.Date: M.DCC.LXXVII. [1777]- E-books
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The salisbury guide Giving an account of the antiquities of old sarum; and of the ancient and present state of the city of New Sarum, it's fairs, markets, churches, charitable institutions, schools, and amusements; with a list of the corporation; the cathedral, and most remarkable monuments therein, also a list of the bishops who have filled the see of Salisbury from the earliest period to the present time; together with the present chapter, &c. To which is added, an accurate description of stonehenge; some account of the principal places in the county, and of noblemen's and gentlemen's seats in the neighbourhood of Salisbury, worthy observation. With the coming in and going out of the post, coaches, waggons, and carriers.
Easton, James.Date: 1789- E-books
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The salisbury guide Giving an account of the antiquities of old sarum, and of the antient and present state of the city of New Sarum: its fairs, markets, trade, religious and charitable foundations, the cathedral, and the most remarkable monuments therein. To which is added, an accurate description of stonehenge; also an account of Wilton, Amesbury, and Longford Houses; pointing out whatever is mot valuable and worthy attention in each: with the times of the coming in and going out of posts, coaches, machines, carriers, &c. Interspersed with many curious and useful particulars, very necessary to be known by every one frequenting the city, on business of pleasure.
Easton, James.Date: M.DCC.LXIX. [1769]