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Archaeologia Cantiana -
Vol. 7 1868
page v + vi
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RULES AND LIST OF MEMBERS ix, LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO ILLUSTRATION FUND, ETC.
xxxiv, BALANCE-SHEET FOR 1865 xxxv,
BALANCE-SHEET FOR 1866 xxxvi BALANCE-SHEET FOR 1867 xxxvii, NOTE BY EDITOR xxxviii
ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS, 1865, 1866, AND 1867 xxxix |
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THE ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY OF THE CONVENTUAL BUILDINGS OF THE
MONASTERY OF
CHRIST CHURCH IN CANTERBURY. BY THE REV. ROBERT
WILLIS, JACKSONIAN PROFESSOR IN THE UNIVERSITY OF
CAMBRIDGE
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EXTRACTS RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF ARCHBISHOP BECKET. COMMUNICATED
BY THE
REV. J. C. ROBINSON, CANON OF CANTERBURY
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JOHN CADE’S FOLLOWERS IN KENT. BY WILLIAM DURRANT COOPER, F.S.A
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INVENTORIES OF (I) ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL OF
MAISON DIEU, DOVER;
(II.) THE BENEDICTINE PRIORY OF ST. MARTIN NEW-WORK,
DOVER, FOR MONKS;
(III) THE BENEDICTINE
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contents continued page vi
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PRIORY OF SS. MARY AND SEXBURGA, IN THE
ISLAND OF SHEPEY, FOR NUNS.
WITH NOTES BY THE REV. MACKENZIE E. C. WALCOTT
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ACCOUNT OF THE SOCIETY'S RESEARCHES IN THE ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERY AT
SARR (SARRE) BY JOHN BRENT, F.S.A. PART III
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MISCELLANEA:-
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ADDITIONS AND EMENDATIONS TO VOL. VI
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THE REV. LAMBERT BLACKWELL LARKING (IN MEMORIAM)
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ON THE HEART-SHRINE IN LEYBOURNE CHURCH, AND THE FAMILY OF
DE LEYBOURNE
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DISCOVERY OF A MEDIEVAL PEN, ETC.
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DISCOVERY OF A SEAL OF THE PORT OF HYTHE
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GENERAL INDEX
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