An edition of The English countryside
(1939)
The English countryside
a survey of its chief features.
by H. J. Massingham
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Table of Contents
Introduction, by H.J. Massingham.
The evolution of the countryside, by Charles Fry.
The hedge chequerwork, by H.E. Bates.
Valleys and orchards, by C.H. Warren.
The downs, by H.J. Massingham.
Hills and wolds, by Harry Batsford.
Moors and fells, by J. Fairfax-Blakesborough.
Mountains and lakes, by E.F. Bozman.
Sands and heaths, by Geoffrey Clark.
Fens and levels, by Adrain Bell.
The coast-lands, by Geoffrey Clark.
Edition Notes
American edition (New York, C. Scribner's sons; London, B.T. Batsford, ltd.) has title: Rural England.
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