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British Roman Legacy
Ancient Town Awash in English Christian History
BY JOANNA BOGLE
April 12-18, 2009 Issue |
Posted 4/3/09 at 10:20 AM
Many of
today’s visitors who flock to Bath in the west of England do so because of Jane
Austen. The great novelist (Pride and Prejudice, Sense and
Sensibility, etc.) lived in Bath (although she never really liked
the city), and you can still walk through streets of beautiful Georgian houses,
perfectly preserved since her day.
But Bath is older than Jane Austen.
Much older; its origins go back to Roman times. It was the Roman invaders who
first discovered the waters that give the city its...
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