THE

HISTORY

OF

GREAT BRITAIN,

FROM THE

FIRST INVASION OF IT BY THE ROMANS
UNDER JULIUS CÆSAR,

WRITTEN ON A NEW PLAN.

BY ROBERT HENRY, D. D.

ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF EDINBURGH, MEMBER OF THE
SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIANS OF SCOTLAND, AND OE
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH.

THE SECOND EDITION.

VOLUME THE SECOND.

БЕЛОТАС

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR A. STRAHAN; AND T. CADELL, IN THE STRAND
MDCCLXXXVIII.

LIBERTE
ET
PATRIS

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

BOOK I. Continued.

Hiftory of GREAT BRITAIN from the first Inva-

fion of it by the Romans under Julius Cæfar,

A. A. C. 55, to the Arrival of the Saxons,

A. D. 449.

THE

CHA P. IV.

HE Hiftory of Learning, Learned Men, and Semi-
naries of Learning, in Great Britain, during the
above period

CHAP. V.

The History of the Arts in Great Britain, during the

Page

fame period

CHAP. VI.

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The Hiftory of Commerce, Shipping, and Coin, &c, in

Great Britain, during the fame period

CHAP. VII.

The Hiftory of the Manners, Virtues, Vices, remarkable

Customs, Language, Drefs, Diet, and Diverfions, of

the People of Great Britain during the fame period

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