Leigh Place is a historic country house in Surrey, England, with a rich and varied past. In this book, local historian John Watney provides an engaging account of the house and its occupants, from medieval times to the present day. Drawing on a wide range of sources, he brings to life the people, events, and traditions associated with this fascinating house.
Culturally significant, this reproduction of a pre-1923 book aims to preserve historical literature despite potential imperfections like blurred pages or errant marks. The commitment to maintaining printed works worldwide underscores its importance, inviting readers to appreciate the value of this artifact while acknowledging its flaws.
For a picture of what the ancient Celts looked like we must take the word of the classical writers who describe them as being tall, blond and muscular with elaborate hairstyles and big walrus moustaches. This is a narrative about the way they worked and lived throughout the ages.