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"The Thames" is a book written by Geraldine Edith Mitton, often referred to by her initials G. E. Mitton. Published in the early 20th century, the book is likely a guide or historical account that explores the River Thames in England. G. E. Mitton was a prolific author known for her travel guides and works on English local history. In "The Thames," she may have provided insights into the cultural, architectural, and historical aspects of the river, covering its course through various towns and landmarks along the way. For individuals interested in the history and local characteristics of the River Thames during the early 20th century, G. E. Mitton's work could be a valuable resource. It might offer a comprehensive view of the river's significance in shaping the landscapes and communities through which it flows.