How to write the history of a parishCox, J. Charles (John Charles)
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How to write the history of a parish
Cox, J. Charles (John Charles)
Great Britain -- Historiography; Great Britain -- History, Local
Report on Municipal Corporations, 57.
Report on Public Records, 53.
Restoration, 96.
Rock’s “Church of our Fathers,” 92.
Roger’s “History of Agriculture,” 106.
Rotuli Curiæ Regis, 30.
Scutage Rolls, 20.
Sequestrations, 53.
Sharpe’s “Seven Periods,” 86.
Sheriffs, 54.
Simpson’s “Fonts,” 90.
Sims’ “Index to Pedigrees,” 52.
Sims’ “Manual,” 39, 52, 54, 77, 87.
Stone Effigies, 89.
Stothard’s “Monumental Effigies,” 89.
Stubb’s “Registrum Sacrum,” 86.
Styles of Architecture, 84.
Tanner’s “Notitia,” 101.
Taylor’s “Words and Places,” 14.
Taxation of Pope Nicholas, 67.
Testa de Neville, 20.
Thomas’ “Handbook,” 42.
Thorpe’s “Diplomatarium Anglicum,” 16.
Tithe Commutation Maps, 14.
Toulmin Smith’s “English Guilds,” 73.
Toulmin Smith’s “Parish,” 65.
Valor Ecclesiasticus, 68.
Village Officers, 66.
Viollet-le-Duc’s “Military Architecture,” 46.
Walcott’s “Sacred Archæology,” 92.
Walker’s “Sufferings of the Clergy,” 81.
Weever’s “Funerall Monuments,” 87.
Wills, 52.
Winston’s “Glass Painting,” 89.
Wood’s “Athenæ,” 57.
Worrall’s “Bibliotheca Legum Angliæ,” 35.
Worsae’s “Primeval Antiquities,” 44.
Wright’s “Archæological Essays,” 44.
Wright’s “Court-Hand Restored,” 43, 60.
Year Books, 34.
Youlgreave Parish Records, 64.
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