Dickens’s Dictionary of the Thames. 1885.

In writing a Lexicon (a kind of dictionary) of the Severn Estuary with the artist Heather Green, to be viewable soon-ish, we discovered this, via Kate Monson’s brilliant PhD on Canvey Island (Brighton University). A Dictionary of the Thames by Charles Dickens. It turns out it is not THE Charles Dickens, but his son. It is a pretty interesting book. There is, inevitably, a number of tide related discussions in it.

A free PDF of the book can be found here.

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About Owain Jones

I am an emeritus professor of Environmental Humanities, Bath Spa University, UK. I trained as a cultural geographer and have published many academic articles and books on various aspects of place, landscape, memory, nature-society relations, and, specifically, on tides and tidal landscpes. I also am involved in other creative enterprises!

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