Discover the intricate geography of early 19th-century England and Wales with A Geographical Dictionary of England and Wales by William Cobbett, published in 1832. This authoritative reference book provides a comprehensive list of all counties, meticulously arranged in alphabetical order, along with their subdivisions into hundreds, lathes, rapes, wapentakes, wards, or divisions. Cobbett also offers detailed insights into the distribution of counties across circuits, dioceses, and parliamentary divisions. Ideal for historians, genealogists, and geography enthusiasts, this dictionary serves as a vital resource for understanding the administrative and political landscape of England and Wales in the early 1800s.
