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KENTISH COAST
CHARLES G. HARPER
Is termed the civilst place of all this isle:
Sweet is the country, because full of riches;
The people liberal, valiant, active, wealthy.
1914
HAZELL, WATSON AND VINEY, LD.,
LONDON AND AYLESBURY.
| PAGE |
| DEPTFORD AND PETER THE GREAT |
| GREENWICHTHE ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITALTHE FUBBS YACHTTHE GREENWICH WHITEBAIT DINNERSWOOLWICHTHE PRINCESS ALICE DISASTERLESNES ABBEYERITHDARTFORD |
| STONEGREENHITHENORTHFLEETHUGGENSS COLLEGEROSHERVILLEGRAVESENDSHORNEMEADCLIFFECOOLINGTHE HUNDRED OF HOOTHE ISLE OF GRAINHOO ST. WERBURGHUPNOR CASTLESTROOD |
| ROCHESTER AND CHATHAMBROMPTONGILLINGHAMGRANGEOTTERHAM QUAYLOWER HALSTOWIWADE |
| SHEPPEY |
| THE CAPTURE OF JAMES THE SECONDFAVERSHAM |
| MILTON-NEXT-SITTINGBOURNESITTINGBOURNOLD INNSMURSTONLUDDENHAM |
| GOODNESTONEGRAVENEYSEASALTERWHITSTABLE AND THE OYSTER FISHERY |
| HERNE BAYRECULVERWANTSUMSARRE |
| THANETS CORNFIELDSMONKTONMINSTER-IN-THANETBIRCHINGTONQUEX PARKWESTGATEDANDELION |
| MARGATE |
| KINGSGATETHE NORTH FORELANDBROADSTAIRSST. PETERS |
| RAMSGATE |
| PEGWELL BAYEBBSFLEETTHE LANDINGS OF HENGIST AND OF ST. AUGUSTINERICHBOROUGH |
| SANDWICH |
| WORTHUPPER DEALDEALTHE GOODWIN SANDS |
| THE DOWNS AND THE DEAL BOATMEN |
| WALMER CASTLEKINGSDOWNST. MARGARETS BAY |
| DOVERTHE CASTLE AND ROMAN PHAROSQUEEN ELIZABETHS POCKET-PISTOLTHE WESTERN HEIGHTS |
| THE CHANNEL PASSAGETHE NATIONAL HARBOUR AND ITS STRATEGIC PURPOSESWIMMING AND FLYING THE CHANNEL |
| SHAKESPEARES CLIFFSAMPHIRETHE CHANNEL TUNNELCOAL IN KENTTHE WARREN |
| FOLKESTONETHE OLD TOWN AND THE NEW DICKENS AND PAVILIONSTONESANDGATE |
| SHORNCLIFFE CAMPTHE ROYAL MILITARY CANAL HYTHEROMNEY MARSHTHE MARTELLO TOWERSTHE HOLY MAID OF KENT |
| NEW ROMNEYSMUGGLING DAYSBROOKLAND FAIRFIELDSMALLHYTHE |
| LYDDDUNGENESSCAMBER-ON-SEA |
| Dover Castle: The White Cliffs of Albion |
| PAGE |
| Deptford Green: St. Nicholas Church and Church-house |
| Greenwich Hospital |
| The Old Fubbs Yacht, Greenwich |
| Ingress Abbey |
| Tilbury Fort |
| Curious old Boat-cottage at Chalk |
| Shornemead Battery |
| Cliffe Battery |
| Cooling Castle |
| The Charter, Cooling Castle |
| Graves of the Comport Family, Cooling: Like Chrysalids |
| Stoke |
| St. James Grain |
| Upnor Castle |
| The Medway: Rochester Castle and Cathedral |
| The Medway: Hoo Forts |
| Upchurch |
| Lower Halstow |
| Minster-in-Sheppey |
| Tomb of Sir Robert de Shurland, Minster-in-Sheppey Church |
| Harty Church: Faversham in the Distance |
| Late Fourteenth-Century Chest, of German origin, carved with representation of a Tournament, Harty Church |
| The Town Hall, Faversham |
| Faversham |
| The Church, Milton Regis |
| The Town Hall, Milton Regis |
| Sign of the Adam and Eve, Milton-next-Sittingbourne |
| Luddenham |
| Whitstable: The Old Lighthouse and the Oyster Fleet |
| Herne: The Smugglers Look-out |
| Reculver |
| The Wantsum Ferry |
| St. Nicholas-at-Wade |
| Minster-in-Thanet Church |
| The Waterloo Tower, Quex Park |
| Dandelion Gateway |
| From the Palimpsest Brass, Margate Church |
| Kingsgate |
| The North Foreland Lighthouse |
| Broadstairs: York Gate |
| Broadstairs |
| Thanet as an Island, showing the Wantsum. From an ancient map |
| Fishergate, Sandwich |
| The Town Hall, Sandwich |
| Upper Deal |
| The Quaint Foreshore of Deal |
| The Goodwin Sands: A dangerous flat and fatal |
| The East Goodwin Lightship |
| Walmer Castle |
| Entrance to Walmer Castle |
| Walmer Castle, from the Sea |
| St. Margarets Bay |
| Westcliff |
| Dover Castle |
| Coltons Tower, Dover Castle |
| The Church of St. Mary-in-the-Castle, with the Roman Pharos, Dover |
| The National Harbour, Dover |
| Shakespeares Cliff |
| Shakespeare Cliff Colliery, and the Coast towards Folkestone |
| The Stade, and Old Tackle-Boxes, Folkestone |
| Interior, Sandgate Castle |
| Hythe |
| Romney Marsh: The Martello Towers and Military Canal, Moonlight |
| Lympne |
| Lympne Castle and Church |
| Bonnington Church |
| New Romney Church |
| Brookland Church |
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