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Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 36-40
These pages contain a list of the articles which have been published in the Records of Buckinghamshire since it was first printed in 1854.
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| 1996 Volume 36 |
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Bradwell Abbey. Dennis Maynard, Paul Woodfield and Bob Zeepvat
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The Kederminster Library: An account of its origins and a reconstruction of its contents and arrangement. Jane Francis
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A household account book of Thomas Wharton, fifth Baron Wharton (1648–1715). Elizabeth Berry
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Monks Risborough: New light from Islington. Arnold Baines
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An Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Bottledump Corner, Tattenhoe, Milton Keynes. Jonathan Parkhouse and Nicola Smith
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An eighteenth-century dovecote at Stewkeley. John McCann
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Early Anglo-Saxon territorial organisation in Buckinghamshire and its neighbours. Keith Bailey
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Wycombe Heath and its ‘charter’. John Chenevix Trench and Miles Green
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An old Domesday crux. Arnold Baines
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The building of Padbury Bridge. S Eveleigh
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Bredingcote: A 'missing' lost village.Keith Bailey
Captains Wood, Chesham. Arnold Baines
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Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum, edited by Michael Farley
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The Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Dinton, by A Hunn, J Lawson and M Fenley. David Hinton
Exploring England's heritage: Oxfordshire to Buckinghamshire, by Catherine Murray. John Chenevix Trench
The changing landscape of Milton Keynes, by R Croft and D Mynard. Michael Reed
Gazetteer of Buckinghamshire brickyards, by Andrew Pike. Pauline Fenley
The buildings of England: Buckinghamshire, by Nocholas Pevsner and Elizabeth Williamson. Paul Woodfield
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The Society
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OBITUARIES: Max Davies; Teresa Lady Briscoe; Colin le Messurier; and other notices
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The Natural History Section
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The Museum; the County Record Office
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Officers of the Society; Contents
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| 1997 Volume 37 |
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Investigations at Magiovinium 1990–1991: The Little Brickhill and Fenny Stratford by-passes. Andrew Hunn, Jo Lawson and Jonathan Parkhouse
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Buckingham slavery in 1086. Keith Bailey
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Archaeological investigations at the medieval earthworks at Castlethorpe. David Bonner, Jonathan Parkhouse and Nicola Smith
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Bastardy: Public attitudes and social reality 1760–1840, with special reference to the records of Hughenden and Aylesbury, and to local newspapers. Susan Kelsey
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The Chalfont St Peter Roman coin hoard 1989. Andrew Hunn and Michael Farley
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The Bucks Gazette and the Grenville Family 1829–1832. Lawrence Lineham
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Hambleden: The bent valley. Arnold Baines
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Elmodesham House: An Amersham landmark for three centuries. John Chenevix Trench and Pauline Fenley
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A Bronze Age gold bracelet from the Lee. Michael Farley
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A fourteenth-century effigy from St Michael's Church, Thornton. Jonathan Parkhouse and John Chenevix Trench
The oak screen at Brundenell House, Quainton. Laurie Cooper
An unsung victory for Bucks cavalry. David Kessler
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Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum, edited by Michael Farley
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A Chesham century: The story of a town and its council 1894–1994, by Arnold Baines. John Chenevix Trench
The rise and fall of the Grenvilles, Dukes of Buckingham and Chandos 1720–1921, by John Beckett. Michael Bevington
The Rothschilds and Disraeli in Buckinghamshire, by David Kessler. John Chenevix Trench
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The Society
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OBITUARIES: Susan Cowdy; Brian Pullen; and other notices.
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The Natural History Section
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The Museum, the County Records Office
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Officers of the Society; Index to volumes 33–37; Contents
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| 2000 Volume 40 |
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The Bucks Herald, its politics, supporters and finances 1832–1867. Lawrence Lineham
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A prehistoric ditch and other features at Princes Risborough Swimming Pool. Steve Ford and others.
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An evaluation and rescue excavation at the Westcroft District Centre, Milton Keynes 1993. Steve Ford and others
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The excavation of a Roman trackway and field system at Three Locks Golf Course, Stoke Hammond. Steve Ford and others
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Buckinghamshire parish names. Keith Bailey
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Vendere Potuit: ‘He could sell’, to coin a Domesday phrase. Keith Bailey
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A ‘Westminster Workshop’ effigy at Leckhampstead Church. Mark Downing
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Probate and church courts in Buckinghamshire in the Civil War era. Hugh Hanley
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NOTES: A Roman clasp-knife from Saunderton. Linda Babb
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Archaeological Notes, edited by Michael Farley
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REVIEWS:
Buckinghamshire: A portrait in colour, by Andy Williamds and Jean Archer; Journeys into Buckinghamshire: A collection of ink drawings by Anthony Mackay;
Wish you were here: Winslow (old postcards and photographs), by Robert Cook; Wish you were here: Buckingham (old postcards and photographs),
by Clive Birch. Diana Gulland
Buckinghamshire Glebe Terriers 1578–1640, edited by Michael Reed. David Hall
Recollections of nineteenth-century Buckinghamshire, editoed by Ian Toplis, George Clarke, Ian Beckett and Hugh Hanley. E V
A town of two bridges: Searching for God in Newport Pagnell, by Marilyn Lewis. Edward Legg
The history of Penn Wood, by Miles Green. Arnold Baines
Lady Elgiva, her life and times, by Arnold Baines. E V
The diary of Daniel Baker 1690–1705, edited by Miles Green and Pat Sharp. John Chenevix Trench
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The Society, the Library, the Natural History Section
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The Museum, the County Records and Local Studies Service
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OBITUARIES: Dr Robert Hagerty, David Kessler, John Broadbent, and other notices
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Officers of the Society 1998 and 1999, contents
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