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Excerpt from Bygone England: Social Studies in Its Historic Byways and High-Ways
An attempt is made in this volume to illustrate some phases of the social life of England in the olden time. The book represents the study of many years, made in out-of-the-way places and amongst books and manuscripts which do not usually come under the notice of the general reader. I am not indifferent as to its reception from the public and the press, and I trust that it may meet with the same friendly welcome that has been accorded to my previous works.
All the articles in this volume have been written with a view of publication in book form, although a few have previously appeared in the pages of Chambers s Journal, Home Chimes, the British Workwoman, and other periodicals.
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