An edition of Remarks on the mediæval writers of English history: intended as a popular sketch of the advantages and pleasures derivable from monastic literature; and being the substance of a paper which was lately read before the "Morpeth Church institution". (1848)

Remarks on the mediæval writers of English history

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An edition of Remarks on the mediæval writers of English history: intended as a popular sketch of the advantages and pleasures derivable from monastic literature; and being the substance of a paper which was lately read before the "Morpeth Church institution". (1848)

Remarks on the mediæval writers of English history

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W. Pickering
Language
English
Pages
51

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Subjects
Historiography, History, Medieval Literature
Places
Great Britain
Times
Medieval period, 1066-1485, To 1066

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Remarks on the mediæval writers of English history: intended as a popular sketch of the advantages and pleasures derivable from monastic literature; and being the substance of a paper which was lately read before the "Morpeth Church institution".
1848, W. Pickering
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DA1 .G45

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1p., l. 51p.
Number of pages
51

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OL6925730M
LCCN
03007560
OCLC/WorldCat
7084696, 29279335

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