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Excerpt from Annals of Dover: Including Histories of the Castle, Port, Passage, Religion, the Corporation, Mayors Their Times, Corporation Officials, Representation in Parliament, and Social History
Port and Fortress as fully as the limits of one volume will permit.
In considering the order in which these Annals should be recorded, it had to be remembered that Dover presents many phases, and that, for centuries, many of its institutions have had their special spheres of operation; therefore, I have arranged the Annals in nine sections, under which the histories of the Castle, the Port, the Passage, Religion, the Corporation, the Mayors and their Times, Officers of the Corporation, Dover in Parliament, and Social Life are given.
In gathering my materials I have been aided by the many manuscripts stored in the Dover Corporation's Muni ment Cabinet, and other records of Dover which are preserved in the British Museum and the Record Office.
In writing of the Castle, however, I had to follow the track of earlier historians, for the original records of thatancient fortress have been scattered or destroyed. It is known, for instance, that an original copy of Magna Charta, deposited at this Castle by Hubert de Burgh, soon after King John signed it, was, in the Reign of Charles I., handed by one of the Constable's Lieutenants to Sir Robert Cotton, who added it to his library, which is now in the British Museum. The same official dealt in like manner with some Saxon Charters and the famous Domesday Book of the Cinque Ports. The scattering of the Castle Records had begun much earlier and was continued later, therefore it is not a matter of surprise that there is little left at Dover Castle to encourage original research.
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Excerpt from Annals of Dover: Including Histories of the Castle, Port, Passage, Religion, the Corporation, Mayors Their Times, Corporation Officials, Representation in Parliament, and Social History
Port and Fortress as fully as the limits of one volume will permit.
In considering the order in which these Annals should be recorded, it had to be remembered that Dover presents many phases, and that, for centuries, many of its institutions have had their special spheres of operation; therefore, I have arranged the Annals in nine sections, under which the histories of the Castle, the Port, the Passage, Religion, the Corporation, the Mayors and their Times, Officers of the Corporation, Dover in Parliament, and Social Life are given.
In gathering my materials I have been aided by the many manuscripts stored in the Dover Corporation's Muni ment Cabinet, and other records of Dover which are preserved in the British Museum and the Record Office.
In writing of the Castle, however, I had to follow the track of earlier historians, for the original records of thatancient fortress have been scattered or destroyed. It is known, for instance, that an original copy of Magna Charta, deposited at this Castle by Hubert de Burgh, soon after King John signed it, was, in the Reign of Charles I., handed by one of the Constable's Lieutenants to Sir Robert Cotton, who added it to his library, which is now in the British Museum. The same official dealt in like manner with some Saxon Charters and the famous Domesday Book of the Cinque Ports. The scattering of the Castle Records had begun much earlier and was continued later, therefore it is not a matter of surprise that there is little left at Dover Castle to encourage original research.
About the Publisher
Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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