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to land; and works have been thrown up 

 there alfo with a view, no doubt, to fecure 

 their landing. Thefe works referable thofe 

 of the camp itfelf ; only the area is lefs, and 

 the rampart fingle. 



There has been alfo, on the other fide 

 of the river, exa6Uy oppofite to Lymington, 

 another fmall fort. Nothing remains now, 

 except the artificial mount, on which it had 

 been creeled : but it is generally fuppofed to 

 have been a fpeculatory ftation to the grand 

 camp of Buckland, as it commands a wide 

 view of the channel. The name it is known 

 by, is Mount-pie afant. 



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