Joseph Mayer Bücher

This work presents a detailed account of the preparations made by the county of Kent to resist the Spanish Armada, which threatened England in 1588. Drawing from the first-hand accounts of Roger Twysden, a prominent Kentish landowner and historian, the book provides a unique perspective on one of the most pivotal events in English history. This edition also includes an introduction by Joseph Mayer, a renowned antiquary and historian of the county of Kent.

This book presents an account of some antiquities that were dug up in Kent county over a 16 year period from AD 1757 to AD 1773. It provides a detailed description of the various artifacts, their historical significance, and the archaeological techniques employed in excavating them.

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