This fascinating historical study of Hungerford, a town in the county of Berks in England, offers a detailed and engaging portrait of the area's people, customs, and traditions over the centuries. Drawing on a variety of local documents, including town records, the book offers insight into issues such as land use, taxation, religion, and social organization. It also includes a wealth of fascinating details about daily life in the town.

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