Drunken Barnaby's Journeys 1638
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Raw data from Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys to the North
of England by Richard Brathwaite, 1638, published 1762.
is offered for further study. (Copyright in the
transcription remains with JandMN, authors of this
website). All files ascii text files, readable by a
wide variety of software:-
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well formed xml document. The structure is not declared,
but is derived from TEI, the Text Encoding
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| text+notes |
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text with tagging to make the relationship of various
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| text only |
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| place data |
Raw data from the Old Cumbria Gazetteer has been downloaded
in comma delimited form for the few places that are described
in Drnken Barnaby's Journeys 1638.
The data is suitable for loading into
a flat table, as used by dBase, Access, Oracle and
other relational table systems. The limitations of
such systems make it impossible to provide the full data
from the original MODES database which works on more
powerful principles. Fields The fields in the table are:-
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the transcript and images. You may use them as you will
for private research. You may not publish them in any
way without explicit permission from the authors.
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