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Past Present Illustrated from Drawings Stanley PAST PRESENT I LLUSTRATED FRO M DRAW INGS L A . STA N LEY EI G HTO N F . S . , WI TH D E S CRI P TI V E LETTE RP RE S S BY TH E A RTI ST 5 7 7 N YORK STREET , COVENT GARDE W CHISWICK PRESS : CHARLES HITTINGH AM AND CO . T S C U T E N . OOK O R , CHANCERY LAN , LO DON PREFA CE N th i s ill u stra t ed ec of th e H e o f S e th e em of r ord ous s hropshi r , r nants I old habi t ati ons will app e ar sid e by sid e w i t h r eside n ces whi c h hav e only ’ h e e e e e i te t of e t j u st l e ft t bu ild rs hands . Th r i s n o d fin poin s para i on e twe e c e t m e h a s ee th e ce o f e c b n an i n and od rn , and so gradual b n pro ss d ay i n t e c t e e w t e e i c . and r n al , tha th r i s no n ongru i ty h i r asso ia i on C e m t e of t o - w e e t ce e u e hang s , si ilar to hos day , r aking pla n in h ndr d Th e N m t e t h e A - S x b u t e did n ot m e y e ars ago . or ans o us d nglo a ons , th y ak w e o f e ffe e f ce c e wee w a s th e n e . a l an s p , nor o rd r things ct d by or only M arri age had a gre a t d e al to do wi th t h e harmoni o us re la tions whi c h gr ew u e twee t h e N m t h e S x th e C e t . p b n or an , a on and l Th e passing away of F e udal So c i ety i s indicate d by t h e r u ins of t h e C t e Th e c e me t of m e n ew m c e of F e . udal as l s di spla n old na s by , arks a ours tu e e me w c c a n e t w c w re na ral d v lop n t hi h nothing r sis , and hi h has al ays p Of th e f e e e e e in t t u m e e a n e . c vail d fi ty hous s r p r s nt d his firs vol , ight only c m te e e 1 0 0 of e e f a re u e lai a da arli r than 5 , and th s , our ninhabi t d ; fi ve a re of th e si x t e e nth c e n t u ry ; six of th e s e v e n t e e n th ; fifte e n o f t h e e e e x e of h e e e t igh t nth ; and si t e n t e nin t n h . H ow hav e th e pre se n t own e rs c om e in t o poss e ssion Th e e te t t m tte o f e t ce a re ei e e we t - six of gr a s rans i rs inh ri an s h r ss s . T n y t e e e t te e e f e m e c e fe m e e c e Th e h s s a s hav pass d , o t n or than on , by al d s nt . n ew- come rs fre q u e n tly disg u ise d th e bre ak of c on t in ui t y by a ss u m ing th e m o f wi b e e e c t e e e e cu t m m u c t o . na th i r v s , a s o h d pr a d B u t e e th e of d w e a re e c te f m th e v r and anon , ranks lan o n rs r ru i d ro e e e t ti e of u e fu S ew u L B m n m t h e s cc t e . r pr s n a v s ss l rad hr sb ry , ondon , i r i gha , i u c e t e of L c e C e i e a n d Y e e o e m c nd strial n r s an ashi r , h sh r orkshi r , hav d n u h to e t i m w c S e s abl sh and ain tain a su bst an t ial lando ning lass in hropshi r . 5 —fi v e e o f e e f e e e e t Thirty at l ast th s fi ty hous s , hav b n bough and sold n c e e w e e c e e e e e e owe e si th y r first bu ilt , and rtainly not l ss than s v nt n th ir e fou n dati o n di r ectly to trad . F am ili e s do not re m ain in t h e sam e posi tion from ge n e rati on to e e n d wn w e e c e e e e n e . e a g rati on Th y all hav th i r ups do s , to hat v r so ial d gr Th e c e o f e c e e n e e e c . th ey happ to b long . pro ss l vati on and d l nsion i s onstant h o f t h e e e e e xe m e la w Th e e e e of T e hi story English p rag plifi s this . p rag ’ S e n x c e t h e Th e N m E m B e hropshi r is o e pti on to e rul . or an arldo s and aroni s t h e c a re x Th e S e e e e e i of e o f ounty all e tinct . alopian p rag i s ss nt ally lat G e n a n d V e A i th e f t h e em e c . orgia ictorian r ati on nd th s is act , although pr i r E e e f m c n th e em e D u e is B o f arl tak s his ti tl ro this ou ty , and pr i r k aron C n a n d O we a n d th e B of S e of Kn ock n exe th e lu s stry , arony trang y i s ann d to D e m of A Th e m e e e e M r uk do thol . sa obs rvati on appli s to oth r ranks . E e S e 1 8 6 6 c we —on e S e w e of v lyn hi rl y , in , ould only find t nty hropshi r o n rs n w e c e t h e m e e e 1 0 0 of e e o n e la d hos an stors in al lin , h ld land in 5 , and th s e n ce e e Th e c m m e ef thi rd hav si disapp ar d . o on b li that th e r e a re y e om an f m e of e w e c e e A e m a ili s gr at anti q u i ty , ill not b ar los inv stigation . y o an f m e m m e t e e Th la w o f m m e e . e e e a ily s ldo lasts or han thr g n rati ons ov nt , t h e m o f t h e e ce of e i p ossibili ty standing still , n ssi ty rising or sinking appli s c to all sorts and ondi tions . e e e th e m e f i n t h e c e t Trad , as has b n said , is ost pot nt actor r a i on and m e c e o f e t c c e e in th e fe e aint nan a land d ari s o ra y , and v ry arly udal p ri od e e — fl e c e .
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