Florizel's Folly

Florizel's Folly

Florizel's FollyWE who live in these latter days, when Brighton, the 'London-on-the-Sea,' has a standing population of...
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Author: Ashton, John,1834-1911
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Florizel's Folly

Florizel's Folly

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Florizel's Folly

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Author: Ashton, John,1834-1911
Format: eBook
Language: English

Florizel's Folly

WE who live in these latter days, when Brighton, the 'London-on-the-Sea,' has a standing population of 115,873,[1] and contains 19,543 houses, can hardly realize its small beginnings. That it was known to the Romans there can be no doubt, for, about 1750, an urn was dug up near the town, which contained a thousand denarii, ranging from Antoninus Pius to[Pg 2] Philip; and others have since been found. In the Anglo-Saxon time Brighthelmstone was a manor, and the great Earl Godwin succeeded in the lordship of it to his father, Ulnoth. On his banishment from the kingdom, this manor, with his other possessions, was seized by King Edward, but, afterwards, he recovered it, and held it until his death, on April 14, 1053, when it lapsed into the hands of his son Harold, who held it until his death at the Battle of Senlac, on October 14, 1066. I should rather say that Harold held two of the three manors of Brighthelmstone, for his father, Godwin, had given the other to a man named Brictric, for his life only. This was the manor called 'Brighthelmstone-Lewes;' the other two were 'Michel-ham' and 'Atlyngworth.' It is thus described in Domesday Book, A.D. 1086: ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 49846
Author: Ashton, John
Release Date: Sep 1, 2015
Format: eBook
Language: English

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