Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire for the Year ..., Tom 7Society, 1855 Pedigrees and arms of various families of Lancashire and Cheshire are included in many of the volumes. |
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... of Lancashire and Cheshire. TRANSACTIONS OF THE HISTORIC SOCIETY OF LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE . VOLUME VII . FOR SESSION 1854-55 . LONDON : J. H. PARKER , 377 , STRAND . 1855 . ASHMOLEAN OXFORD LIBRARY LIVERPOOL : T. BRAKELL , PRINTER ,
... of Lancashire and Cheshire. TRANSACTIONS OF THE HISTORIC SOCIETY OF LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE . VOLUME VII . FOR SESSION 1854-55 . LONDON : J. H. PARKER , 377 , STRAND . 1855 . ASHMOLEAN OXFORD LIBRARY LIVERPOOL : T. BRAKELL , PRINTER ,
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... volume which has long been advantageously known to antiquaries by the title of Nenia Britannica . In attempting to appropriate these remains , Douglas erred in the opposite direction from Bryan Faussett . The latter imagined that they ...
... volume which has long been advantageously known to antiquaries by the title of Nenia Britannica . In attempting to appropriate these remains , Douglas erred in the opposite direction from Bryan Faussett . The latter imagined that they ...
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... volume of the Archæologia , Mr. Akerman has stated the opinion that the bow was a despised implement among the Anglo - Saxons , and that they did not use it as a weapon of war ; and as on other occasions he has since repeated this , as ...
... volume of the Archæologia , Mr. Akerman has stated the opinion that the bow was a despised implement among the Anglo - Saxons , and that they did not use it as a weapon of war ; and as on other occasions he has since repeated this , as ...
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... volume , nobody will tell us again that the Anglo - Saxons were not well acquainted with the use of bows and arrows in war . I have no doubt whatever that some of the smaller iron blades we find in Saxon graves are the heads of arrows ...
... volume , nobody will tell us again that the Anglo - Saxons were not well acquainted with the use of bows and arrows in war . I have no doubt whatever that some of the smaller iron blades we find in Saxon graves are the heads of arrows ...
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... volumes of Shakspeare were his companions day and night . The poets who flourished in his reign , in addition to those who survived the reigns of his predecessors , although they possessed not the commanding genius , and the wonderful ...
... volumes of Shakspeare were his companions day and night . The poets who flourished in his reign , in addition to those who survived the reigns of his predecessors , although they possessed not the commanding genius , and the wonderful ...
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