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TOWCESTER in the late 1930s

机译:1930年代后期的TOWCESTER

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According to Kelly's Directory, the name Towcester was written in the Domesday Book as Tovcestre', a city or fortified place on the River Tove. It was considered to have been a Roman station 'an opinion derived from the discovery of numerous coins and other antiquities ..." In Saxon times the town was continually attacked by the Danes and later fortified by Edward the Elder. For hundreds of years it has stood astride the crossroads formed by the old Roman Wading Street and the turnpike road from Oxford to Northampton, later the A43. The area was lighdy populated with litde industry.
机译:根据凯利的名录,Towcester这个名字在《末日》中写为Tovcestre',是Toveestre',是Toveestre的城市或防御工事。它被认为是罗马的车站,“源自发现大量硬币和其他古物的一种观点……”在撒克逊时代,该镇不断遭到丹麦人的袭击,后来又被爱德华老城筑堡垒。数百年来,横穿由古老的罗马瓦丁街和从牛津到北安普敦(后来是A43)的收费公路形成的十字路口。

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