In 1590, William Lambarde wrote his book " Perambulation of Kent ", in which Tenham is called the towne of ten houses.
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It appears he is still going for his daily perambulations, " out, on, round, back, in " as he puts it.
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This is also a map of Churchstoke parish in an article entitled " The Perambulation of the boundaries of Churchstoke Parish " .
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Much of Alexander's presentation is schmaltzy populism that seems as contrived as his plaid shirts _ and as cloying as his perambulations about New Hampshire.
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Lambarde in his " Perambulation of Kent " ( 1576 ) gives the " Distribution of the Shyre for Execution of Justice ".
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Perambulation could be done around the marble lattice or through the spacious marble chambers surrounding the centotaph chamber, and in the open over the marble platform.
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It is described here by a perambulation starting from the west front of the church ( facing the length of the Piazza ) and proceeding to the right.
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The first mention of the stone was in 1219, when it was described in a perambulation of the Royal Forest of Exmoor as " the Langeston ".
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In their perambulations they stumble into black magic, treachery, threats of incest and finally conspiracy _ the Court of Louis XV as depicted by Edgar Allan Poe.
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These are often grouped under the heading " Perambulation ", as Pevsner intended the books to be used as the reader was walking about the area.
