The History and Antiquities of Gloucester: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time; Including an Account of the Abbey, Cathedral, and Other Religious Houses, with the Abbots, Bishops, and Dignitaries[of Each]J. Wood, 1811 - 379 страници |
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... records are inserted , and the various events connected with the Civil , Military , and Ecclesiastical Establishment of Gloucester are brought down to the present period . The Editor waives all pretensions to originality , though at the ...
... records are inserted , and the various events connected with the Civil , Military , and Ecclesiastical Establishment of Gloucester are brought down to the present period . The Editor waives all pretensions to originality , though at the ...
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... records of the Abbey . In Dorney's Diurnal Account , and Corbett's History of the Siege , both published during the usurpation , the same appellation is always used . In Domesday - book , all the charters , and public instruments to the ...
... records of the Abbey . In Dorney's Diurnal Account , and Corbett's History of the Siege , both published during the usurpation , the same appellation is always used . In Domesday - book , all the charters , and public instruments to the ...
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... record , relating to Gloucester , except what has been already recited , during the Roman and Saxon governments . 488. Hengist , the brave leader of the Saxons , is said by G. Monmouth , to have been beheaded at this place . Au- relius ...
... record , relating to Gloucester , except what has been already recited , during the Roman and Saxon governments . 488. Hengist , the brave leader of the Saxons , is said by G. Monmouth , to have been beheaded at this place . Au- relius ...
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... record may be formed a toler- able conjecture of its extent , population , and consequence , about 1086. " In King Edward's time the city of Glouces ter paid thirty - six pounds in money ; twelve sextaries ( gal . lons ) of honey ...
... record may be formed a toler- able conjecture of its extent , population , and consequence , about 1086. " In King Edward's time the city of Glouces ter paid thirty - six pounds in money ; twelve sextaries ( gal . lons ) of honey ...
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... records in the following order : - 1273. Alexander de Bikenore , 1274. Robert Clark , 1277. John de Draper , 1283. John de Wigornia , 1287 . 1288 . 1289 . 1290 . 1291 . Walter Sevare , The same , Robert de Stanedish , John de Gardino ...
... records in the following order : - 1273. Alexander de Bikenore , 1274. Robert Clark , 1277. John de Draper , 1283. John de Wigornia , 1287 . 1288 . 1289 . 1290 . 1291 . Walter Sevare , The same , Robert de Stanedish , John de Gardino ...
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