Churches of Yorkshire, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The warp, or alluvial soil of the Humber, is, however, making tardy reparation for the mischief that it has done, by the formation of Sunk Island, which has been gradually reclaimed, and is now a rich and well cultivated district, containing nearly 6000 acres. A church has been erected upon it, and it is formed into a distinct parish by Act of Parliament. A view of the whole district is commanded by the tower of Patrington church.

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