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- Civic Administration & Military Science (155)
The little white town in Devon (1947)
The New Hon. Treasurer (1925)
Lewis C. Thomson (1928)
Sir Wilfrid Peek, Bart (1928)
Obituary : Admiral W.H. Parker (Craddock) (1941)
Drake honoured in Germany (1928)
Army Service Corps (1915)
Wessex Divisional Signal Company, Royal Engineers (1915)
Devon and Cornwall club in German prison camp (1944)
Obituary : Mr. Arthur W. Shelley of Swimbridge (1942)
Major J.H.M Kirkwood (1925)
The pride of North Devon (1918)
Mother Plymouth (1918)
The defender of Kimberley : Major General Robert George Kekewich (1916)
Captain William Pillar : a Devon hero (1916)
8th (Service) Battalion (1915)
Obituary : Lieut.-Col. Arthur Bellamy, T.D., D.L., J.P (1956)
Devon town clerks (1952)
The Devonshire regiment : 1939-1948 : a brief review (1948)
Tiverton's new recorder (1947)
The Charm of Lustleigh : happy memories of a Devonshire village (1947)
Seventy Years' retrospect of a Devonshire Town : antiquity and development of Tiverton (1945)
Devon and Cornwall club in German prison camp (1944)
The birthplace of Ralegh (1943)
A letter from Sir Francis Drake : From 'The glory of Britain' by David Masters (1942)
Major John M. Maxwell-Lyte (1932)
Drake honoured in Germany (1928)
Obituary : Sir Wilfrid Peek, Bart (1928)
The birthplace of Sir Francis Drake (1927)
Drake's drum once more (1920)
Ralegh and the introduction of potatoes (1919)
Raleghana : Ralegh's name, its spelling and pronounciation (1919)
Drake's drum again (1918)
New light on Sir Richard Grenville : Abstract of two papers read before the Devonian Association at Barnstaple, July 25th, 1917 (1918)
Did Ralegh write Shakespeare's sonnets? (1917)
Drake's epitaph (1917)
The first volunteer corps (1917)
The father of the British Army : General George Monk (1917)
Lord Clifford of Chudleigh (1917)
Drake's Drum (1917)
A tribute to Drake : the significance of Drake's drum (1917)
Drake's statue on Plymouth Hoe (1917)
The Devonshire Regiment (1915)
Royal Field Artillery (1915)
5th (Territorial-Prince of Wales) Battalion (1915)
Devonshire Fortress Royal Engineers (1915)
Territorial Force Association (1915)
Wessex Divisional Signal Company, Royal Engineers (1915)
Obituary (1952)