Letters, Archaeological and Historical

"Letters, Archaeological and Historical, Relating to the Isle of Wight" by Edward Boucher James offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and archaeology of this beloved island. Written in 1896, this collection of letters provides valuable insights into the historical landscape of the Isle of Wight during the late 19th century. James's work is invaluable for historians and archaeologists seeking primary source material from the era. The letters delve into various aspects of the island's past, making it a valuable resource for those interested in local history and the broader historical context of the region. Explore the rich heritage of the Isle of Wight through the eyes of a keen observer and historian.

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