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Secret Chambers and Hiding Places

Name: Secret Chambers and Hiding Places
Author: Allan Fea

Allan Fea

Read by Peter Yearsley · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Chapter 01 and Introduction - A Great Deviser of 'Priest's Holes' (15:25)
Chapter 02 - Hindlip Hall (12:22)
Chapter 03 - Priest Hunting at Braddocks (12:50)
Chapter 04 - The Gunpowder Plot Conspirators (10:38)
Chapter 05 - Harvington, Ufton and Ingatestone (12:42)
Chapter 06 - Compton Winyates, Salford Prior, Sawston, Oxburgh, Parham, Paxhill etc. (17:25)
Chapter 07 - King-hunting: Boscobel, Moseley, Trent, and Heale (16:07)
Chapter 08 - Cavalier-hunting, etc. (22:59)
Chapter 09 - James II's escapes (12:54)
Chapter 10 - James II's escapes (continued), Ham House and (10:33)
Chapter 11 - Mysterious Rooms, Deadly Pits etc. (15:20)
Chapter 12 - Hiding Places in Jacobite Dwellings, and in Scottish Castles and Mansions (14:44)
Chapter 13 - Concealed Doors, Subterranean Passages etc. (12:19)
Chapter 14 - Miniature Hiding-holes for Valuables etc. (5:46)
Chapter 15 - Hiding Places of Smugglers and Thieves. (13:30)
Chapter 16 - Scottish Hiding Places of Prince Charles Edward (17:44)