'Campostrina, Gorge of the Calore...' mb-height 7800 c late 19th century

c late 19th century

Fighting has broken out elsewhere and a pig with its piglets attempts to flee the havoc

Manning had in fact been one of the leaders of the Oxford Movement

during the Mayoralty of Sir Claudius Stephen Hunter

a local vicar visited there every day for thirteen years to write his sermons

'Campostrina, Gorge of the Calore...' mb-height 7800 c late 19th centuryLandscape facing southward along the Calore Gorge, Italy, showing revetment walls of the military road at the left of the image and evidence of a major limestone rock fall. Inscribed verso in ink 'No. 155 Campostrina, Gorge of the Calore, Great fall of Rock.'The image is inscribed upper left 'East'. Reproduced as a lithograph in Mallet's 1862 Report, vol. 1 pp. 284 285. Collected by Robert Mallet. Original: albumen print. 1857 1858