Bosham by Wilfrid Ball, RBA, RE (1853-1917) c. 1906. Watercolour illustration in Ball, facing p. 6. "Bosham is still the ancient harbour and village that which its history demands that it should be," says Ball (140), having explained that it was mentioned in the Doomsday Book, and that "it was from Bosham that [King] Harold sailed" to Normandy (71).
Links to related material
- A Wet Day, Bosham
- "Harold and His Knights Rise in Their Place to Embark at Bosham, Sussex (an engraving)
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Bibliography
Ball, Wilfrid. Sussex. London: A & C Black, 1906. Internet Archive. Contributed by the Getty Research Institute. Web. 10 September 2022.
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