Leicestershire
Leicestershire is a landlocked county in central England. It takes its name from the heavily populated City of Leicester which has traditionally been its administrative centre, but is now a unitary authority separate from Leicestershire. It borders onto Rutland, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Staffordshire.Towns and villages
- Anstey[?], Arnesby[?], Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Ashby Magna[?], Aston Flamville[?]
- Birstall[?], Bottesford[?], Breedon on the Hill, Burbage[?], Bushby[?]
- Cadeby[?], Coalville[?], Countesthorpe[?], Croft[?]
- Donisthorpe[?]
- Earl Shilton[?], East Norton[?], Edith Weston[?]
- Gaddesby[?]
- Hallaton[?], Hinckley[?], Horninghold[?], Husbands Bosworth[?]
- Kegworth[?], Kirby Muxloe
- Little Dalby[?], Loughborough[?], Lutterworth
- Market Harborough, Measham[?], Melton Mowbray[?], Moira, Mountsorrel[?]
- Newton Harcourt[?], Newtown Linford[?], Normanton[?]
- Oadby[?]
- Peatling Parva[?]
- Queniborough[?], Quorndon
- Rothley[?]
- Shackerstone[?], Shearsby[?], Sheepy Magna[?], Sheepy Parva[?], Shepshed[?], Stoney Stanton[?], Sutton Cheney[?], Swinford[?], Syston[?]
- Thurmaston[?], Thurnby[?], Twycross[?]
- Walton, Wigston[?], Woodhouse Eaves[?]
Places of interest
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interruption or adventure the camp of Hannibal. He was still lying
watching him at a short distance off.
Malchus at once sought the tent of the general, whose surprise at
return until the spring. Malchus gave him an account of all that
the extreme at Hanno having ventured to arrest and condemn his
and heard how completely the hostile faction were the masters
wise, and that Malchus could have done no good, whereas he would
further to carry out the mission with which he had been charged.
"Manon knows what is best, and, no doubt, a premature attempt to
we so much need would have not only failed, but would have injured our
the public mind, and I trust that ere very long some decisive victory
on our behalf."
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very light. The greater part of his time was spent in accompanying
was left undone which could add to the comfort and contentment
Hannibal and of the influence which he exercised over his troops
of so many nationalities, for the most part originally compelled
their discipline unshaken, not only by the hardships and sacrifices
in their winter quarters.
From first to last, through the long war, there was neither
They served willingly and cheerfully. They had absolute.
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