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The Vale of Taunton Deane was described by John Norden, in 1610, as the ‘paradise of England’. Others praised its beauty and its fertile soil, while the Victorians called it the ‘golden vale’. The book tells the story of the entire Vale, including the communities surrounding the town of Taunton. Taunton had a market and a mint, before Domesday Book; and from A.D. 904, when Bishop Denewulf acquired the minster and its lands, the manor for nine centuries was a prized possession of the bishops of Winchester.

The Vale of Taunton Past

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The Vale of Taunton Deane was described by John Norden, in 1610, as the ‘paradise of England’. Others praised its... Read more

    Publisher: The History Press Ltd
    Publication Date: 01/11/1998
    ISBN13: 9781860770449, 978-1860770449
    ISBN10: 1860770444

    Number of Pages: 144

    Non Fiction , History

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    The Vale of Taunton Deane was described by John Norden, in 1610, as the ‘paradise of England’. Others praised its beauty and its fertile soil, while the Victorians called it the ‘golden vale’. The book tells the story of the entire Vale, including the communities surrounding the town of Taunton. Taunton had a market and a mint, before Domesday Book; and from A.D. 904, when Bishop Denewulf acquired the minster and its lands, the manor for nine centuries was a prized possession of the bishops of Winchester.

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