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| Beginnings | xi | |
| Part 1 | Approaches in Time | |
| The Village | 2 | |
| Sunset on Watling Street | 5 | |
| The Charter | 10 | |
| Domesday Blisworth | 12 | |
| The House | 18 | |
| Part 2 | A Field Full of Folk: Absences | |
| The Last Squire | 26 | |
| Lord, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Us? | 30 | |
| The Captain's Unusual Trophy | 32 | |
| The Old Farmer | 35 | |
| A Mason Forgets | 37 | |
| The Slave | 40 | |
| Singular Sacheverell | 43 | |
| Part 3 | A Field Full of Folk: Presences | |
| The Gentry Open Their Homes | 50 | |
| Death at Christmas | 54 | |
| The Good Life | 56 | |
| Demolition | 61 | |
| The Day of the Rude Mechanical | 64 | |
| Guardian of the Best of Times | 66 | |
| The Traveller | 69 | |
| Warden of the Paths | 71 | |
| The Last Villager | 74 | |
| Part 4 | The School | |
| The Devil and the Schoolmaster | 78 | |
| The Headmaster | 80 | |
| The Perpetual Schoolboy | 83 | |
| A School Buried in Bumf | 86 | |
| The Spare Knickers Drawer Closes | 90 | |
| Part 5 | The Church | |
| Vicars | 94 | |
| The Church in the Fields | 101 | |
| Here He Stands, He Can Do No Other | 105 | |
| A Cycle of Chapels | 107 | |
| Part 6 | Tales of the Paranormal, the Macabre and the Bizarre | |
| Don't Mess With the Paranormal | 118 | |
| The Thing in the Wood | 121 | |
| Mr Batten Buys a Castle | 127 | |
| The House from Hansel and Gretel | 132 | |
| The Witch's House | 134 | |
| Lord Cobham's Terrible Joke | 136 | |
| Voices in the Church | 139 | |
| Part 7 | The Village at Play | |
| The Painting of the Hunt | 144 | |
| The Village Outing | 146 | |
| A Pub Cycle | 149 | |
| The Landlord at Bay | 155 | |
| VE Day | 159 | |
| Quiz Night | 162 | |
| The Shooting Party | 165 | |
| The Village Show | 170 | |
| The Fete | 176 | |
| Hymns Ancient and Modemed | 178 | |
| Part 8 | Country Matters | |
| Stubble-Burning in the Home | 182 | |
| Lost Knowledge | 185 | |
| The Walk | 188 | |
| The Red Field | 191 | |
| The Secrets of the Pond | 194 | |
| Wildlife | 196 | |
| Part 9 | Recorders | |
| Nightmare in Lark Rise | 200 | |
| The Village Historian | 204 | |
| The Painter | 207 | |
| Part 10 | What Might Have Been | |
| Byzantium on the Great Central | 212 | |
| Still Waiting for Napoleon | 214 | |
| The Aviator | 219 | |
| The Lost Village | 221 | |
| Part 11 | Intrusions | |
| Icarus | 224 | |
| The Probe | 227 | |
| The Green Lane to Nowhere | 230 | |
| The Calming | 233 | |
| The Invasion of the Wheelie Bins | 236 | |
| Part 12 | Exits | |
| My Neighbour | 240 | |
| The Parish Clerk | 242 | |
| The Colonel's Wife | 244 | |
| A Memory as Old as the Century | 247 | |
| A House Clearance | 250 | |
| Endings | 253 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Mark Ezell
reviewed The Green Lane to Nowhere: The Life of an English Village on January 10, 2012 The Green Lane to Nowhere
One of the best books I read in 2011. So good I blogged about it -
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Add The Green Lane to Nowhere: The Life of an English Village, For twenty years Byron Rogers has lived in a small Northamptonshire village almost exactly in the middle of England. In this book he chronicles its life and times, and explores the history of this most English of landscapes, from the village's first chara, The Green Lane to Nowhere: The Life of an English Village to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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