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Carew, A Survey of Cornwall (1602)

  • Appeal to antiquity
  • Date: June 20, 1602
  • Source: Survey of Cornwall
  • Type: Book
  • Tags: Appeal to antiquity

Book 1, Page 1: Cornwall, the fartheſt Shire of England Weſtwards, hath her name by diuers Authors diverſly deriued. Some (as our owne Chroniclers) draw it from Corineus, couſin to Brute, the first Conqueror of this Iland : who wrastling at Plymmouth (as they say) with a mightie Giant, called Gogmagog, threw him ouer Cliffe, […]

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