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Introduction to Domesday Book. 1816.
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Miscellaneous Remains of Londesborough. 1857.
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Ed. Satirical songs and poems on Costume (Percy soc. Pub. ) 1849.
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1817. New edn, 2 vols. 1843. History of the County of Gloucester
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1843. The Arts, Manners, Manufactures, and Institutions of the Romans.
2 vols. 1833-5; etc.
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Stained Glass, etc. Atlas-folio. York, 1804.
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Sepulchral Monuments of Great Britain, applied to illustrate the history
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History of Pleshy in Essex. 1803.
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Archaeologia.
An Account of the Bedford Missal. [In MS. ]
Catalogue of Books relating to British Topography, etc. , bequeathed
by G. to the Bodleian. Oxford, 1814.
Graves, James (1815-1886) [founder, with Prim, J. G. , of the Kilkenny
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Greenwell, William (b. 1820). British Barrows, 1877. Durham Cathedral,
1881. Electrum Coinage of Cyzicus, 1887.
Ed. Boldon Buke, 1852; Bishop Hatfield's Survey, 1857; Wills and
Inventories from the Durham Registry, vol. 11, 1859; Feodarium Prioratus
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of Royal Archaeological Institute, Numismatic Chronicle, Trans. of
Durham and Northumberland Archaeological Society, etc.
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Scotland, 2 vols. , 1789-91; Ireland, 2 vols. , 1791. A Treatise on Ancient
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Hasted, Edward (1732-1812). History and Topographical Survey of Kent.
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1834. Contributor to Hoare's Modern Wiltshire, Britton's Beauties of
Wiltshire, 1825, and Picturesque Antiquities, 1830.
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