This guide to East London by G. F. Bosworth was first published in 1911 as part of the Cambridge County Geographies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. County and shire. The county of London. The word London. Its origin and meaning 2. General characteristics. Position and natural conditions. Why London is our capital 3. Size. Boundaries. Development. History of growth. London of the Romans, of the Saxons, of the Normans. Medieval London. Stuart London 4. London parks, commons, and open spaces in the north-east and south-east 5. The River Thames. The Lea. The Ravensbourne. The bridges and tunnels 6. Rivers of the past - the Fleet and the Walbrook 7. The water-supply of London - past and present 8. Geology 9. Natural history 10. Climate and rainfall. Greenwich Observatory and its work 11. People - race. Dialect. Settlements. Population 12. Industries and manufactures 13. Trade and the gilds. The city companies. The markets 14. The customs and the Custom House. The Exchanges. The Bank of England. The Royal Mint 15. The Port of London - the Docks. Shipping. Shipbuilding 16. History 17. Antiquities - prehistoric, Roman, Saxon 18. Architecture - (a) ecclesiastical - medieval churches. Wren's city churches 19. Architecture - (b) ecclesiastical - St Paul's Cathedral 20. Architecture - (c) ecclesiastical - the religious houses 21. Architecture - (d) military - the walls and gates. The Tower 22. Architecture - (e) domestic - palaces, houses, halls of city companies 23. Communications - ancient and modern. The Thames formerly the Normal Highway of London. The Thames Watermen 24. Administration and divisions - ancient and modern. The City Corporation. The London County Council 25. Public buildings - legal. Administrative. Hospitals 26. Education - primary, secondary, and technical. Foundation and collegiate schools. The University of London 27. Roll of honour 28. The City of London and the Boroughs in the north-east and south-east of the county of London Area and population Index.
1. County and shire. The county of London. The word London. Its origin and meaning 2. General characteristics. Position and natural conditions. Why London is our capital 3. Size. Boundaries. Development. History of growth. London of the Romans, of the Saxons, of the Normans. Medieval London. Stuart London 4. London parks, commons, and open spaces in the north-east and south-east 5. The River Thames. The Lea. The Ravensbourne. The bridges and tunnels 6. Rivers of the past - the Fleet and the Walbrook 7. The water-supply of London - past and present 8. Geology 9. Natural history 10. Climate and rainfall. Greenwich Observatory and its work 11. People - race. Dialect. Settlements. Population 12. Industries and manufactures 13. Trade and the gilds. The city companies. The markets 14. The customs and the Custom House. The Exchanges. The Bank of England. The Royal Mint 15. The Port of London - the Docks. Shipping. Shipbuilding 16. History 17. Antiquities - prehistoric, Roman, Saxon 18. Architecture - (a) ecclesiastical - medieval churches. Wren's city churches 19. Architecture - (b) ecclesiastical - St Paul's Cathedral 20. Architecture - (c) ecclesiastical - the religious houses 21. Architecture - (d) military - the walls and gates. The Tower 22. Architecture - (e) domestic - palaces, houses, halls of city companies 23. Communications - ancient and modern. The Thames formerly the Normal Highway of London. The Thames Watermen 24. Administration and divisions - ancient and modern. The City Corporation. The London County Council 25. Public buildings - legal. Administrative. Hospitals 26. Education - primary, secondary, and technical. Foundation and collegiate schools. The University of London 27. Roll of honour 28. The City of London and the Boroughs in the north-east and south-east of the county of London Area and population Index.
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