Magna Britannia Et Hibernia, Antiqua & Nova. Or, A New Survey Of Great Britain offers a comprehensive historical and topographical account of Great Britain. Expanding upon the work of Mr. Cambden and subsequent editors of his Britannia, Thomas Cox provides an extensive history of cities, boroughs, and towns.
This detailed survey explores the antiquities, buildings, and notable places throughout Great Britain, making it an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the rich history and geography of the region. Discover the historical landscape and gain insights into the lives and places that have shaped Great Britain.
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