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| 1887 Volume 6 part 1 |
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Cover with Contents, Title page, Preface by John Parker
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The Church of St Mary the Virgin, Haddenham. Frederick George Lee
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Latimers or Latimer. Reverend Bryant Burgess
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Notes in reference to the family of Foliot, and to the Latimer and Nevill Barons Latimer etc, in connection with the Manor of
Iselhampsted-Latimer in Buckinghamshire. William Loftie Rutton
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The Manor of Chequers. Bertram F Astley
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OBITUARY: Caledon George du Pre
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1886: Annual meeting
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Bibliotheca Buckinghamiensis: List of books relating to the county of Buckingham 1890 - part 3
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| 1888 Volume 6 part 2 |
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The Church of St Giles, Chalfont. Pownoll W Phipps
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John Milton and his cottage home at Chalfont St Giles. Charles Harold Evelyn White
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The inn sign of 'The Merlin's Cave' at Chalfont St Giles. Charles Harold Evelyn White
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Jordans. Robert Gibbs
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An account of Wooburn. J O Griffits
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The Lords of Great Hampden Manor. John Parker
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State of the Buckinghamshire parish churches in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Robert Gibbs
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Institutions to Buckinghamshire benefices 1556-1557. Frederick George Lee
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Additional notes as to the Manor of Iselhampsted and the Barons Latimer. William Loftie Rutton
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REVIEW: Worthies of Buckinghamshire, by Robert Gibbs
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1887
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Bibliotheca Buckinghamiensis: List of books relating to the county of Buckingham 1890 - part 4
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| 1889 Volume 6 part 3 |
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Church and parish of Chesham Bois. Charles Harold Evelyn White
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Wentworth of Lillingstone Lovell. William Loftie Rutton
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State of the Buckinghamshire parish churches in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries - part 2. Robert Gibbs
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Discovery of British pottery
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Finds of coins at Tyler's Hill. Bryant Burgess
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OBITUARY: Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, President of the Society
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1888
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Bibliotheca Buckinghamiensis: List of books relating to the county of Buckingham 1890 - part 5
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| 1890 Volume 6 part 4 |
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St Mary's Church, Long Crendon. Frederick George Lee
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The Church and Parish of Great Missenden. Charles Harold Evelyn White
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Parish Church of All Saints, Great Marlow. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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High Wycombe Church bells. R S Downs
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1889
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Bibliotheca Buckinghamiensis: List of books relating to the county of Buckingham 1890 - part 6: Advertisement, Appendix and Index; Back cover
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| 1891 Volume 6 part 5 |
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Missenden Abbey. John Parker
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Materials for the history of the parish of Clifton Reynes. John L Myres
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The parish and church of Maids Moreton. John L Myres
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REVIEW: The Buckinghamshire Miscellany, by Robert Gibbs
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OBITUARIES: Reverend Charles Lowndes, Reverend E K Clay, Reverend Peter Thomas Ouvry
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1889
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Index to Volume 6
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| 1892 Volume 7 part 1 |
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Cover and Preface on the Society. John Parker
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John Mason: Poet and enthusiast. John L Myres
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Amersham Churchwardens' Accounts. Frederick George Lee
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The Monuments at Thornton. R H Russell
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Local words of south Buckinghamshire, especially The Thames Valley. Alfed Heneage Cocks
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The account of subscriptions to the Present to King Charles II from the Hundred of Burnham
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1891, Officers of the Society, Ordingary members 1892; Back cover
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| 1893 Volume 7 part 2 |
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Some documents in the State Papers relating to Beaconsfield. W H Summers
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History and antiquities of Water Stratford; with a note on The church plate of Buckinghamshire. John L Myres
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Serfdom in England and the transfer of serfs in Buckinghamshire. John Parker
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Wing Church. F H Tatham
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REVIEW: History of the New World called America, by Edward John Payne
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OBITUARIES: Dr Bickersteth, Dean of Lichfield; Robert Gibbs
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1892: Excursion in mid-Bucks, Annual meeting
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| 1894 Volume 7 part 3 |
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Concerning certain Buckinghamshire churches. Frederick George Lee
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John Newton of Olney and his wife: the removal and re-interment of their remains 1893. John T Maitland
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Cowper and Newton
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Olney Church. H Gough
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Early paper-mills in Buckinghamshire. W H Summers
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On some mural paintings recently discovered in the churches of Little Horwood and Padbury. Charles E Keyser
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A recent discovery at Hedsor. James Rutland
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The Minutes of a meeting at Beaconsfield 1792
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A notice of 'The Church Bells of Buckinghamshire'. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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OBITUARIES: Sir Harry Verney, Samuel Sandars
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1893
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| 1895 Volume 7 part 4 |
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The Dukes of Wharton and the Earl of Chesterfield. Reverend R H Pigott
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Description of the Brass of Roger Dynham. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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High Wycombe Parish Church - part 1: Description and history. R S Downs
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A further contribution towards a Buckinghamshire vocabulary. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Some documents in the State Papers relating to High Wycombe. W H Summers
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The Missenden Chartulary and the celibacy of the clergy. John Parker
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The restoration of Wing Church. T Oldrid Scott
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REVIEW: Memories of Jordans and the Chalfonts, by W H Summers
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1894; Officers of the Society; Ordinary members
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| 1896 Volume 7 part 5 |
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The origin and first growth of Christianity in Buckinghamshire. T Williams
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The Montforts, the Wellesbournes and the Hughenden effigies. John Norris and E J Payne
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The church plate of Buckinghamshire: Rural deanery of Mursley. John L Myres
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High Wycombe Parish Church - part 2: Brasses, monuments and inscriptions. R S Downs
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Exploration of a large barrow at Chetwode. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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A pile-dwelling of Romano-British age at Hedsor
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OBITUARY: Henry Seebohm
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1895: Annual Meeting
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| 1897 Volume 7 part 6 |
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The Giffards - part 1. John Parker
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Cromwell's Charter, High Wycombe. W H Summers
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A palimpsest brass at Middle Claydon. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Civil marriages during the Commonwealth. Arthur Clear
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The Romano-British pile-dwelling at Hedsor: A selection of the objects found. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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St Nicholas Church, Ickford. W H St John Hope
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Whitecliffe Cross (Whiteleaf Cross). E J Payne
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OBITUARY: Captain Boughey Burgess
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1896; Index and title page to volume 7
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| 1898 Volume 8 part 1 |
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Cover with Contents, Preface by John Parker
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The church plate of Buckinghamshire - Rural Deanery of Claydon. John L Myres
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Church bells of Buckinghamshire - part 1. E J Payne
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Stained glass from Westlington House, Dinton. Frederick George Lee
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The Parish Church of High Wycombe - part 3: Extracts from the churchwardens' and overseers' accounts. R S Downs
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The disused Church of St Mary, Stoke Mandeville, and the Brudenell monument
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1897: Annual meeting, Officers of the Society, Ordinary members
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| 1899 Volume 8 part 2 |
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Inventories of the Parish Church of All Saints and the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Wycombe. W H St John Hope
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Population returns for Buckinghamshire 1676. W H Summers
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The Church of St Mary, Stoke Mandeville. John Parker
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The intra-mural monuments and other inscriptions of Great Marlow Church. Transcribed by Alfred Heneage Cocks
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OBITUARY: Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild
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Long Crendon Court House
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Gift to the Museum. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1898: Excursion to Silchester, Annual Meeting
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The buried Roman city of Silchester. John Parker
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| 1900 Volume 8 part 3 |
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The Norman doorways in the County of Buckingham. Charles E Keyser
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Bletchley register. William Bradbrook
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The Parish Church of High Wycombe - part 4: The parish register. R S Downe
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A paper from a family deed-chest. J W Garrett-Pegge
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Discovery of a stone coffin in Turville Church. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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The Giffards - part 2. John Parker
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OBITUARIES: Reverend Randolph Henry Pigott, Reverend J R Pretyman
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1899: Annual excursion, Annual Meeting, Officers of the Society, Ordinary members, Back cover
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| 1901 Volume 8 part 4 |
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Notes on place-name endings in Buckinghamshire. Cecil F J Bourke
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An account of the Church of St Mary at Turville and of its recent restoration and enlargement. W A Forsyth
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Intra-mural monuments of Turville Church. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Armorial ceiling at Fenny Stratford Church. William Bradbrook
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REVIEW: A history of Newport Pagnell, by F W Bull
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OBITUARIES: Dr Stubbs, Bishop of Oxford; Reverend William Miles Myres
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1900: Annual excursion, Annual Meeting, Officers of the Society, Ordinary members, Back cover
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| 1902 Volume 8 part 5 |
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The Benedictine nunnery of Little Marlow. C R Peers
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Tring, Wing, and Ivinghoe. E J Payne
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Monumental brasses formerly in Great Marlow Church. Mill Stephenson
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Church of St Bartholomew, Fingest. W A Forsyth
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Delafield's manuscript notes on Fingest. John Parker
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1901: Annual Meeting, Officers of the Society, Ordinary members
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| 1903 Volume 8 part 6 |
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Cover with Contents, title page, Table of Contents for Volume 8
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Notes on the history of the manor and church of Hedsor. Lord Boston
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Burnham Abbey. Harold Brakspear
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Church of St Nicholas, Ibstone. William A Forsyth
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A curious piece of church furniture (Hambleden). John Charles Fox
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OBITUARY: Reverend Thomas Williams
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1902: Annual excursion
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Index to Volume 8
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| 1904 Volume 9 part 1 |
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Cover and Preface by John Parker
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Notes on the architectural history of the Parish Church of All Saints, High Wycombe. W H St John Hope
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Wavendon parish register. William Bradbrook
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The Church of St Laurence, Old Bradwell. E Swinfen Harris
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Letters and Notes from the Cole Manuscripts. William Bradbrook
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REVIEW: The History of Denham, by R H Lathbury
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1903: Annual excursion, the Annual Meeting, Back cover
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| 1905 Volume 9 part 2 |
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The jubilee celebration of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society
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The political aspect of Buckinghamshire. The Earl of Rosebery
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The ancient Hundreds of Buckinghamshire. A Morley Davies
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The Church of St Michael, Stewkley. W A Forsyth
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A third contribution towards a Buckinghamshire Vocabulary. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society; back cover
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| 1906 Volume 9 part 3 |
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Upton-cum-Chalvey parish registers. E Lionel Reynolds
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The Font at Stone. Canon Blagden
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Bletchley Church monuments and epitaphs. William Bradbrook
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Old coins found in or near High Wycombe. R S Downs
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The Wooburn version of the Mummers' Play. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Eton College. John Parker
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OBITUARIES: Edward John Payne, Henru Gough, Reverend W H Summers, General Sir H A Smith, John Willims, John Parker, and others
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The Annual Meeting of the Society for 1905; Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1906: the Annual Business Meeting;
Rules of the Society, Officers, Ordinary members, Summary of receipts and payments, Donations to the Aylesbury Museum
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| 1907 Volume 9 part 4 |
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Exploration of a 'natural barrow' at Stone. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Old coins found in or near High Wycombe. John Evans
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A semi-underground hut in Walton Road, Aylesbury. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Hitcham Church. William Niven
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Buckinghamshire churches: St Laurence, Old Bradwell; All Saints, Bow Brickhill; Notes on Hanslope Church; Princes Risborough; Stewkley; Stoke Poges Church. William Niven
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Proceedings of the Buckinghmshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1907: Annual excursion, Annual Meeing, Donations to the Buckinghamshire Museum 1907,
Summary of receipts and payments
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OBITUARIES: The Earl of Liverpool, Canon N T Garrett, Thomas Parrott, James Rutland
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| 1908 Volume 9 part 5 |
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Cover, Contents, Officers of the Society
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Note on a palimpsest Brass at Twyford. Mill Stephenson
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Richard Bowle's Book. J W Garrett-Pegge
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Prehistoric pit dwellings at Ellesborough. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Pew formerly on the Rood Loft, High Wycombe. Frederick Skull
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Buckinghamshire churches: St Mary Amersham, St Dunstan Monk's Risborough, St Michael and All Angels Stewkley, St Martin Fenny Stratford, Holy Trinity Bledlow, Little Hampden Church
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural anfd Archaeological Society for the year 1908: Annual excursion, Special General Meeting, Annual General Meeting,
Donations to the Buckinghamshire Museum
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OBITUARIES: Sir John Evans, Richard Edward Goolden
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REVIEW: Screens and galleries in English churches, by Francis Bond
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Low side windows (in Buckinghamshire churches)
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| 1909 Volume 9 part 6 |
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Cover, Contents, Officers of the Society, title page, Contents of volume 9, Subjects illustrated
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Richard Bowle's Book - continued. J W Garrett-Pegge
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Notes on some recently discovered mural paintings in Little Hampden Church. Charles E Keyser
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Anglo-Saxon burials at Ellesborough. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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On a hoard of bronze implements from New Bradwell. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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The Royal Latin School, Buckingham - Chapel of St John the Baptist. J T Harrison
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Buckinghamshire Churches: Holy Trinity Bledlow, All Saints High Wycombe, Ilmer, Stoke Poges, Note on Hanslope Church
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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE NOTES AND QUERIES:
• Royal Commission on Ancient Monuments
• Vamping trumpet
• Langley Marish
• Radclive
• The Grey Friars, Aylesbury
• Old Sarum
• Farnham Royal
• Eton College
• Hitcham
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archae3ological Society for the year 1909: Conversazione, Annual excursion, Annual General Meeting,
Additions to the Buckinghamshire Museum
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OBITUARY: Colonel Edward Dyke Lee
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Index to volume 9
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| 1910 Volume 10 part 1 |
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Cover and Officers of the Society
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Richard Bowles' Book – conclusion. J W Garrett-Pegge
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The Danes' ditches at Danesfield, Medmenham. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Aston Abbotts parish register and accounts book. William Bradbrook
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Stowe and its 'Gardens'. William Niven
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The Parish Church of All Saints, High Wycombe. The venerable Archdeacon of Buckingham
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Bronze or latten foot of a portable cross, Stoke Poges. William Niven
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Buckinghamshire churches: Stewkley, St Peter's Stantonbury, Holy Trinity Bledlow, Upton and West Wycombe.
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Notabilia MCMX (1910)
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Eleventh-century Buckinghamshire. A Morley Davies
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REVIEWS:
• Highways and byways of Buckinghamshire, by Clement Shorter
• The Record Interpreter, by Charles Trice Martin
• English Church Brasses from the thirteenth to seventeenth centuries. by E R Suffling
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OBITUARIES: The Archdeacon of Buckingham, Sir Edmund Verney
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1910: Annual excursion, Annual General Meeting;
Acquisitions to the Museum
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| 1911 Volume 10 part 2 |
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Cover and Officers of the Society
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Little Marlow Church. William Niven
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Disused church of St Mary the Virgin, Stoke Mandeville. William Niven
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Notes on the Court Rolls of the Rectorial Manor of Waddesdon. A Ballard
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A former vicar of Marlow 1753-1801: John Mortimer Cleobury. William Niven
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Urn Burial at Stoke Poges. R Booker
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Excavations at Norbury Camp, Whaddon Chase. James Berry and William Bradbrook
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Notes on the history of Wendover. Leonard H West
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Chequers Court - a note explaining the recent alterations made to the mansion. Reginald Blomfield
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Buckinghamshire churches: St Laurence Old Bradwell, Great Hampden, St Mary the Virgin Haddenham, St John the Evangelist Whitchurch. William Niven
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Notabilia MCMX! (1911)
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REVIEWS:
• A history of architecture in London, by W H Godfrey
• The English staircase... to the end of the eighteenth century, by W H Godfrey
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OBITUARY: The Bishop of Oxford
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectiral and Archaeological Society for the year 1911: Annual excursion, Annual General Meeting, Acquisitions to the museum
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| 1912 Volume 10 part 3 |
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Cover, Contents, Officers of the Society
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Buckinghamshire seventeenth-century trade tokens. William Crouch
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The Church Loft, West Wycombe. William Niven
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Ickford Church. William Niven
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The Penn version of the Mummers Play. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Radnage Church of St Mary: Report of the Restoration Committee. W A Forsyth
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The staircase, Beachampton Hall
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A lost brass. Vernon Staley
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Buckinghamshire churches: Marsworth, Quarrendon
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Notabilia MCMX11 (1912)
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REVIEWS:
• An inventory of historical monuments in Buckinghamshire - volume 1: South Buckinghamshire
• Two Buckinghamshire school books, by A Morley Davies
• Buckinghamshire biographies, by Margaret Verney
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OBITUARIES: Stephen Darby, S G Payne, James Parker, and others
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1912: Lecture, Annual excursion, Annual General Meeting, Acquisitions to the museum
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| 1913 Volume 10 part 4 |
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Cover, Contents, Officers of the Society
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Note on two palimpsest brasses at Marsworth. Mill Stephenson
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A fourteenth-century 'subsidy' list for Stone. Frederick G Gurney
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Schedule of payments from the Archdeaconry of Buckingham of AD 1460. Reverend F W Ragg
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Sir William Borlase's benefactions to Marlow Borlase School. William Niven
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Buckinghamshire churches
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Notabilia MCMXIV (1914): Sonning, Maiden Castle
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REVIEWS:
• The life and times of Gilbert Sheldon, by Vernon Staley
• Royal Commission on Historical Monuments: An inventory of historical monuments in Buckinghamshire - two volumes
• Burnham Church deeds: Churchwardens' accounts 1549, transcribed and translated by Walter H Guthrie
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OBITUARY: John O Scott
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1913: Annual excursion, Annual General Meeting,
Acquisitions to the museum
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| 1914 Volume 10 part 5 |
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Two fifteenth-century neighbours in Edlesborough, and some coats of arms. Frederick G Gurney
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Notes on some correspondence relating to High Wycombe. E Lionel Richards
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A record of the Archdeaconry Courts of Buckingham during part of 1521. Reverend F W Ragg
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The Ickford communion plate. Reverend Vernon Staley
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An early Georgian table in the Church of St Nicholas, Little Horwood. H Clifford Smith
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Pleistocene mammals in Buckinghamshire. Edwin Hollis
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Buckinghamshire churches: St James' Bierton, St Peter's Medmenham, St Peter and Paul Ellesborough
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Memorabilia MCMXIV (1914):
• Museum visitors
• Tunnels in the Chilterns
• West Wycombe: Reopening of the Church Loft
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OBITUARIES: James Thomas Harrison, Charles Trice Martin
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1914: Annual excursion, Annual General Meeting,
Acquisitions to the museum, Summary of receipts and payments
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| 1915 Volume 10 part 6 |
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Marsworth Church, and deductions made therein during the work of repair 1881-1906. Reverend F W Ragg
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Hitcham: Notes on the fourteenth-century glass in the chancel of St Mary's Church. J C Powell
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Wing: Extracts from the churchwardens' accounts. Transcribed by T M Blagg
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Mr Weller's collection of Buckinghamshire prints and drawings: View of Wotton House by Sir James Thornhill; Two river views of Marlow. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Eustace Mascoll's brass in Farnham Royal Church. F C Carr-Gomm
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Buckinghamshire churches: Base for a cross at Stoke Poges, Ickford, Penn, Ivy on churches
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Memorabilia MCMXV (1915):
• Congress of Archaeological Societies - Report of the Earthworks Committee
• Medmenham earthwork
• Burnham Abbey
• The Brandon flint-knappers
• First Great Seal of Charles II
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OBITUARIES: Lord Addington, Edward Wilkins, Reverend W T Tyrrwhitt-Drake, Reverend J C Farmbrough, Gurney White Buxton, The Master of Kinloss, Lord Burnham, Sir George Laurence Gomme
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Archuitectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1915: Annual General Meeting, Summary of receipts and payments
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| 1916 Volume 10 part 7 |
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Cover, title page, Contents of volume 10
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Schedule of tenths and fifteenths of the Archdeaconry of Buckingham. Reverend F W Ragg
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An Eton bill of the seventeeth century. Alfred Heneage Cocks
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Huntercombe Manor, Burnham |
Memorabilia MCMXVI (1916):
• The Bulstrode Holbein
• Roman villa at Yewden, Hambleden
• The Julian James Collection of spurs
• Mr Harcourt's gift to Eton
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REVIEW: The Icknield Way, by Edward Thomas
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OBITUARY: Sir Arthur Liberty
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Proceedings of the Buckinghamshire Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1916: Annual General Meeting; Museum
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General index to volume 10
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Index of Buckinghamshire parishes and their clergy, circa AD 1529
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