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Warwickshire

Chapter 11 SHAKESPEARE'S LIFE AND SHAKESPEARE'S TOWN

Word Count: 9761    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

on the great north road leading from London to Birmingham and Holyhead, and the ford, from the passage of the Avon,

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Warwickshire
Warwickshire
“To those who know Warwickshire well it will be unnecessary to either sing its praises, as not only one of the most historic but also one of the most fascinating of middle–England shires, or to urge its claims for the consideration of those who love the fair, open country, winding roads, and pleasant hills and vales. This county, of whose beauty poets from almost time immemorial have sung, possesses an added interest beyond the romantic elements afforded by its history, its magnificent survivals of bygone ages in castles, manor–houses, churches, and other domestic buildings, in that it is the land of Shakespeare. Around this beautiful district of England still hangs some of the unfading glamour which comes from the association with it of great deeds and great names; from amongst the latter of which that of "the nation's poet" stands out with undimmed lustre as the centuries pass away.”
1 Chapter 1 WARWICKSHIRE AND ITS HISTORY FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE CLOSE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY2 Chapter 2 WARWICKSHIRE AND ITS HISTORY FROM THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY TO MODERN TIMES3 Chapter 3 FAYRE WARWICK TOWN ITS HISTORY AND ROMANCE4 Chapter 4 THE STORY OF WARWICK CASTLE5 Chapter 5 COVENTRY ITS HISTORY, ROMANCE, CHURCHES, AND ANCIENT BUILDINGS6 Chapter 6 KENILWORTH AND ITS PRIORY-THE STORY AND ROMANCE OF KENILWORTH CASTLE7 Chapter 7 LEAMINGTON8 Chapter 8 THE STORY OF BIRMINGHAM9 Chapter 9 THE STORY OF SOME ANCIENT MANOR–HOUSES-BADDESLEY CLINTON-PACKINGTON OLD HALL-MAXSTOKE CASTLE-ASTLEY CASTLE10 Chapter 10 THE STORY AND ROMANCE OF SOME SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE MANOR–HOUSES11 Chapter 11 SHAKESPEARE'S LIFE AND SHAKESPEARE'S TOWN12 Chapter 12 A GROUP OF SHAKESPEARE'S VILLAGES