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Hist. Brit. (5) 5. 236; (6) 5. 243. A town in Hampshire. And red (And reds Leage, And reds Wood). (4) 5. 175; (5) 5. Hist. Brit. (3) 5. 120; 207. An ancient forest in Kent, described in Chronicle 893 as a hundred and twelve miles long, and thirty miles broad. And red chester (Newenden). Pevensey.) An ancient fortre in Kent. Hist. Brit. (3) 120. 5. (See also A pa age in Camden to which Milton refers in a note runs thus: “It [the Kentish coast] has Newenden, which I am almost apt to believe is the long sough tfor harbor which the Notitia calls Anderida, the Saxons... And red chester, because of its situation on the forest of And reds wald.” (1. 223.) 36