History of Newhaven, showing when founded, its rise, progress, and cause for its decline, with suggestions how to prevent further decay, and again resuscitate the ancient village

History of Newhaven, showing when founded, its rise, progress, and cause for its decline, with suggestions how to prevent further decay, and again resuscitate the ancient village

by Dempster The Old Voyager.

1870

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