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- History (30)
Bristol - a worshipful town and famous city: an archaological assessment (2018)
From Roman civitas to Anglo-Saxon shire: topographical studies on the formation of Wessex (2018)
Dorchester through the ages (1985)
Bath: a study of a settlement around the sacred hot springs from the mesolithic to the 17th centuary AD: an archaeological assessment (2015)
Anglo-Saxon Somerset (2011)
the Reformation in England (1977)
an introduction to the adminsitrative history of mediaeval England (1959)
Medieval England (1958)
Medieval history in the Tudor age (1971)
the Tudor regime (1979)
State papers collected by Edward, Earl of Clarendon. Commencing from the year 1621. Containing the material [for] his History .. (1767-)
Thomae Sprotti chronica : e codice ... edidit Tho. Hearnius (1719)
Collectanea curiosa; or, miscellaneous tracts relating to the history and antiquities of England and Ireland .. (1781)
Gulielmi Newbrigensis historia ... studio ... Thomae Hearnii .. (1719)
De rebus Britannicis collectanea ... edidit ... Tho. Hearnius .. (1715)
Chronicon Saxonicum ... ad annum usque 1154 ... Edmundi Gibson (1692)
Anglo Norman England 1066-1166 (1986, )
The image of Georgian Bath 1700-2000: towns, heritage and history (2000)
The Victoria history of the county of Somerset. Vol. 7: Bruton, Horethorne, and Norton Ferris hundreds (Wincanton ...) (1999)
The company of Avalon: A study of Brother Symon, Sub Prior of WInchester Abbey in the time of King Stephen
Bibliography of British history: Tudor period 1485-1603 (1933)
Discovering Bath (1995)
Years beyond memory: the story of a south Somerset village in its wider setting (1954)
Freshford: a study (1929)
The creation of a community: the city of Wells in the middle ages (1993)
Bovey Tracey and district (1930)
Essays in Cornish history (1935)
The history and antiquities of Glastonbury. To which are added, (1.) The endowment ... of Sherington's Chantry (2.) Dr. Plot's letter (1722, )
Observations on the antiquities historical and monumental, of the county of Cornwall. ... By William Borlase Rector of Ludgvan (1754)