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The Council of the West (1960)
Devon Monastic Lands - Calendar of Particulars for Grants, 1536-1558.: Transcript of the original documents edited by Joyce Youings. (1955)
Devon Monastic Lands - Calendar of Particulars for Grants, 1536-1558.: Transcript of the original documents edited by Joyce Youings. (1955)
Raleigh in Exeter 1985 - Privateering and Colonisation in the Reign of Elizabeth I: Conference at Exeter University, May 1985, to mark the four hundredth anniversary of the first attempt to settle ... (1985)
Sixteenth-Century England: The Pelican Social History of Britain (1984)
Tuckers Hall Exeter: The history of a provincial city company through five centuries. (1968)
Sixteenth-century England (1984)
The dissolution of the monasteries (1971)
Tucker's Hall Exeter: the history of a Provincial City Company through five centuries (1968)
the dissolution of the monasteries (1971)
Tuckers Hall: A short history of the incorporation of Weavers, Fullers and Shearmen of Exeter
The south-western rebellion of 1549 (1979)
Foreword [an appreciation of Professor Joyce Youings] (1992)
A new maritime history of Devon (1985)
Drake, Grenville and Buckland Abbey (1980)
Professor J.A.Youings: a bibliography of her work (1992)
Devon monastic bells (1996)
The city of Exeter and the property of the dissolved monasteries (1952)
King James's Charter to Tiverton, 1615 (1967)
Devon's first local historians (1970)
Tudor Barnstaple: new life for an ancient borough (1989)
The disposal of monastic property in land in the county of Devon (1950)
Bowmen, billmen and hackbutters: Elizabethan militia ... (1987)
Local record sources in print and in progress 1971-72 (1972)
The South-Western Rebellion of 1549
Early Tudor Exeter: the founders of the county of the city (1974)
Tuckers' Hall, Exeter: the history of a provincial city company (1937)
Tudor and Stuart Devon: the common estate and the government : essays presented to Joyce Youings (1992)
Raleigh's country and the sea (1989)
Sixteenth-century England (1984)
Ralegh's country: the south west of England in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I (1986)