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preface to part 1, 7:-
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The Muse mongst Hils and Rivers; Whatsoever
tastes of description, Battell, Story, Abstruse
Antiquity, and (which my particular Study caus'd me
sometimes remember) Law of the Kingdome, To the more
Sever Reader. To the one, Be contenting
enjoyments of their Auspicious Desires; To the
other, Happy Attendance of their chosen Muses.
From the Inner Temple
May. IX. MMXII.
errata:-
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Faults escaped in the Illustrations
...
If you meet with others, or Points omitted or amisse
inserted, you may amend them.
Nothing given here is relevant to the counties within
Cumbria.
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Westmorland and Cumberland are in the second part of Poly
Olbion, which has no 'Illustrations'. The comment on these
is included for its general interest.
The first part offers an index, of sorts:-
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A TABLE TO THE CHIEFEST PASSAGES, in the
Illustrations, whch, worthiest of observation, or
inserted by digression, are not directed unto by the
course of the volume.
[margin] If the Page satisfie not, inquire in the Margins.
This is for part 1 only and has no relevance for
Cumbria.
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