Repton and its neighbourhood : $b a descriptive guide of the archæology, &c. of the district

"Repton and its Neighbourhood: A Descriptive Guide of the Archæology, &c., of the District" by F. C. Hipkins is a journey through time, chronicling the historical relevance and ancient remnants of Repton, a village nestled in Derbyshire, England. The book, penned in the late 1800s, uses prior historical accounts as a backbone, providing an exhaustive overview of Repton's history. The author begins by explaining his reasons for his updated version, highlighting locations such as the Church, Priory, and Repton School, while discussing historical events that made a lasting impact, such as the conversion of Mercia and the destruction of the Kingdom by invading Danes. In presenting this, the author sets the stage for his exploration of change within the village and the affects it had on the community. The narrative emphasizes the evolution of Repton and is designed to pique the interest of readers that are captivated by local historical narratives.