An edition of The hall of Waltheof, or, The early condition and settlement of Hallamshire
(1893)
The hall of Waltheof, or, The early condition and settlement of Hallamshire
by Addy, Sidney Oldall
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First Sentence
"There was once a hermit called Guthlac whose life was written by one Felix."
Table of Contents
I. Introductory Remarks: An Urn Burial at Crookes
II. Carl's Wark
III. Stone and Bronze Implements
IV. The Bar Dike and Other Earthworks at Bradfield
V. Bailey Hill—The Long Mound—Castle Hill
VI. Assembly Stones—Mere Stones
VII. The Seven Stones
VIII. Wadlsey
IX. Foundation Sacrifice
X. Mythological Place-Names
XI. Holy Wells
XII. The Cross
XIII. The Hand-Mill
XIV. Folkland and Bookland
XV. Mushroom Hall—Given Land
XVI. The Burgery of Corporation of Sheffield
XVII. The Burgery of Corporation of Sheffield (Continued)
XVIII. The Unfree—The Irish Element—"Scotland"
XIX. Some Sheffield Street-Names
XX. The Bull Stake—Bull Week
XXI. Holly Rents
XXII. The House
XXIII. Ibi Habuit Wallef Comes Aulam
XXIV. Scandinavian Place-Names
XXV. Other Traces of the Norsemen
XXVI. Brightside
XXVII. The Itinerant Merchant
XXVIII. The Scenery
XXIX. The Bee-Keeper
XXX. Old Ironworks—"Scowles"—Scholes
XXXI. The Ridgeway
XXXII. The Earthwork in Roe Wood
XXXIII. The Romans: Scotland Balk
XXXIV. The Romans: The Long Causey
XXXV. The Stannington Diploma—The Stone Villa—The Hall
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Includes index.
157 copies printed.
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