"A Cursory Relation of all the Antiquities and Familyes in Cumberland" offers a glimpse into the historical landscape of Cumberland, England. Compiled by Edmund Sandford and part of the esteemed Wordsworth Collection, this work provides insights into the antiquities and family lineages of the region. A valuable resource for those interested in genealogy, local history, and the cultural heritage of Cumberland, the book presents a detailed overview of notable families and historical sites.
Originally published in 1890, this edition makes available to modern readers a significant historical document that sheds light on the social structures and historical narratives that have shaped Cumberland. Scholars and enthusiasts of English history will find this a fascinating read.
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