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Bygone London

By Frederick Ross

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Uncover the secrets of a legendary city, from its first settlements where simple homes arose along the Thames, to the imposing walls and grand gates of the Romans.

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2014-12-28
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Summary

"Bygone London" by Frederick Ross is a historical journey through London's captivating past where you will trace its transformation from prehistoric beginnings to a prominent Roman city. Ross guides the reader through London's timeline, starting with the geological roots of the Thames and early inhabitants of the area. The writing emphasizes the city's shift from simple settlements to a thriving Roman hub, showcasing the development of London's iconic walls and gates. It highlights the city’s architecture and history, revealing how ancient defensive strategies shaped London’s identity and created a lasting foundation for its modern form.

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