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BRIXTON HUNDRED MAP, EXTRACT FROM ‘SURRIA VERNACULE SURREY’
BRIXTON HUNDRED MAP, EXTRACT FROM ‘SURRIA VERNACULE SURREY’
Brixton or Allington Hundred, extract from 'Surria Vernacule Surrey'. A 'Hundred' was an ancient administrative area. The County of Surrey was made up of 13 'Hundreds'. The meeting place for the Brixton Hundreds was on the top of Brixton Hill. Hand-tinted engraving by Johanne Bleau titled 'The Surria Vernacule Surrey', 1648.
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| Collection: | LAD Cuttings and Ephemera |
| Image type: | Engraving |
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| Ref: | 01711 |
| Identifier: | 1/1648/M 44 |
| Date: | 1648 |
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