Ford's Guide 1839 (3rd edn 1843)
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Raw data from William Ford's Description of
Scenery in the Lake District are offered for further
study. (Copyright in the transcription remains with
JandMN, authors of this website). All are ascii text
files, readable by a wide variety of software:-
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| xml text |
The transcript and editorial notes are presented as a
well formed xml document. The structure is not declared,
but is derived from TEI, the Text Encoding
Initiative.
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| text+notes |
The transcript and editorial notes are presented as ascii
text with tagging to make the relationshiop of various
parts clear.
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| text only |
The transcript is presented as ascii text with a few
markers for page breaks, etc.
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| place data |
Raw data from the Old Cumbria Gazetteer has been downloaded
in comma delimited form for places that are described
in Wiliam Ford's Description of the Sceneru in the
Lake District, 1839, 3rd edn 1843. The data is suitable
for loading into a flat table, as used by dBase,
Access, Oracle and other relational table systems.
The limitations of such systems make it impossible to
provide the full data from the original MODES database
which works on more powerful principles. Fields The fields in the table are:-
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