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Оглавление - The Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland
Volume 1
- THE NAMES OF THE AUTHORS FROM WHOME THIS HISTORIE OF ENGLAND IS COLLECTED
- REGVM ANGLIÆ SERIES & CATALOGUS
- AN HISTORICALL DESCRIPTION OF THE ILAND OF BRITAINE; WITH A BRIEFE REHERSALL OF THE NATURE AND QUALITIES OF THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND, AND SUCH COMMODITIES AS ARE TO BE FOUND IN THE SAME. COMPREHENDED IN THREE BOOKES, AND WRITTEN BY W. H.
- OF THE DIUISION OF THE WHOLE EARTH. CHAPTER I
- OF THE POSITION, CIRCUIT, FORME, AND QUANTITIE OF THE ILE OF BRITAINE. CAP. II
- OF THE ANCIENT NAMES OR DENOMINATIONS OF THIS ILAND. CAP. III
- WHAT SUNDRIE NATIONS HAUE DWELLED IN ALBION. CAP. IV
- WHETHER IT BE LIKELIE THAT ANY GIANTS WERE, AND WHETHER THEY INHABITED IN THIS ILE OR NOT. CAP. V
- OF THE LANGUAGES SPOKEN IN THIS ILAND. CAP. VI
- INTO HOW MANIE KINGDOMS THIS ILAND HATH BEENE DIUIDED. CAP. VII
- OF THE ANCIENT RELIGION VSED IN ALBION. CAP. IX
- OF SUCH ILANDS AS ARE TO BE SEENE VPON THE COASTS OF BRITAINE. CAP. 10
- THE DESCRIPTION OF THE THAMES, AND SUCH RIUERS AS FALL INTO THE SAME. CAP. XI
- OF SUCH STREAMES AS FALL INTO THE SEA, BETWEENE THE THAMES AND THE MOUTH OF THE SAUERNE. CHAP. XII
- THE DESCRIPTION OF THE SAUERNE, & SUCH WATERS AS DISCHARGE THEMSELUES INTO THE SAME. CHAP. XIII
- OF SUCH WATERS AS FALL INTO THE SEA IN COMPASSE OF THE ILAND, BETWÉENE THE SAUERNE AND THE HUMBER. CHAP. XIV
- THE DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMBER OR ISIS, AND SUCH WATER-COURSES AS DOO INCREASE HIR CHANELL. CHAP. XV
- OF SUCH FALLES OF WATERS AS IOINE WITH THE SEA, BETWEENE HUMBER AND THE THAMES. CHAP. XVI
- OF SUCH PORTS AND CREEKS AS OUR SEAFARING-MEN DOO NOTE FOR THEIR BENEFIT UPON THE COASTS OF ENGLAND. CHAP. XVII
- OF THE AIRE, SOILE, AND COMMODITIES OF THIS ILAND. CAP. XVIII
- OF THE FOURE HIGH WAIES SOMETIME MADE IN BRITAINE BY THE PRINCES OF THIS ILAND. CAP. XIX
- OF THE GENERALL CONSTITUTION OF THE BODIES OF THE BRITONS. CHAP. XX
- HOW BRITAINE AT THE FIRST GREW TO BE DIUIDED INTO THREE PORTIONS. CAP. XXI
- AFTER WHAT MANER THE SOUEREIGNTIE OF THIS ILE DOOTH REMAINE TO THE PRINCES OF LHOEGRES OR KINGS OF ENGLAND. CHAP. XXII
- OF THE WALL SOMETIME BUILDED FOR A PARTITION BETWEENE ENGLAND AND THE PICTS AND SCOTS. CHAP. XXIII
- OF THE MARUELS OF ENGLAND. CHAP. XXIV
- OF THE ANCIENT AND PRESENT ESTATE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. CHAP. I
- OF THE NUMBER OF BISHOPRIKES AND THEIR SEUERALL CIRCUITS. CHAP. II
- OF VNIUERSITIES. CHAP. III
- OF THE PARTITION OF ENGLAND INTO SHIRES AND COUNTIES. CHAP. IV
- OF DEGREES OF PEOPLE IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF ENGLAND. CHAP. V
- OF THE FOOD AND DIET OF THE ENGLISH. CHAP. VI
- OF THEIR APPARELL AND ATTIRE. CHAP. VII
- OF THE HIGH COURT OF PARLEMENT, AND AUTHORITIE OF THE SAME. CHAP. VIII
- OF THE LAWES OF ENGLAND SINCE HIR FIRST INHABITATION. CHAP. IX
- OF PROUISION MADE FOR THE POORE. CHAP. X
- OF SUNDRIE KINDS OF PUNISHMENTS APPOINTED FOR MALEFACTORS. CHAP. XI
- OF THE MANER OF BUILDING AND FURNITURE OF OUR HOUSES. CHAP. XII
- OF CITIES AND TOWNES IN ENGLAND. CAP. XIII
- OF CASTELS AND HOLDS. CHAP. XIV
- OF PALACES BELONGING TO THE PRINCE. CHAP. XV
- OF ARMOUR AND MUNITION. CHAP. XVI
- OF THE NAUIE OF ENGLAND. CHAP. XVII
- OF FAIRES AND MARKETS. CHAP. XVIII
- OF PARKES AND WARRENS. CHAP. XIX
- OF GARDENS AND ORCHARDS. CHAP. XX
- OF WATERS GENERALLIE. CHAP. XXI
- OF WOODS AND MARISHES. CHAP. XXII
- OF BATHS AND HOT WELLES. CHAP. XXIII
- OF ANTIQUITIES FOUND. CHAP. XXIV
- OF THE COINES OF ENGLAND. CHAP. XXV
- THE CONTENTS OF THE THIRD BOOK
- OF CATTELL KEPT FOR PROFIT. CHAP. I
- OF WILD AND TAME FOULES. CHAP. II
- OF FISH VSUALLIE TAKEN VPON OUR COASTS. CHAP. III
- OF SAUAGE BEASTS AND VERMINES. CHAP. IV
- OF HAWKES AND RAUENOUS FOULES. CHAP. V