Publisher's Synopsis
For centuries, Dunwich was one of the most prosperous and influential cities in England, with a rich history dating back to Roman times. But over the centuries, the city has been battered by storms, floods, and erosion, and much of its history has been lost to the sea. In this fascinating book, historian Samuel Freeman Abbott charts the rise and fall of Dunwich, offering a compelling portrait of a once-great city, and the forces that conspired to bring about its downfall.
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