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Archaeologia Cantiana - Vol. 44 1932 page v + vi
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| List of Officers, x,; List of Local
Secretaries, xii; Societies in Union, xiii; Rules, xiv; Honorary Members, and Affiliated Societies, xx; List of Members, xx; Report for Year ending 31st December, 1931 xli; Cash Accounts for 1931 li |
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| 1. | KENT IN EARLY ROAD BOOKS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. By E. G. Box | 01 | |
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THE FINANCIAL ASPECT OF THE CULT OF ST. THOMAS OF
CANTERBURY. By C. Eveleigh Woodruff, M.A. |
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| 3. | AN OLD VIEW OF TONBRIDGE. By Aymer Vallance. | 33 | |
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THE LIST OF SAXON CHURCHES IN THE TEXTUS ROFFENSIS. By Gordon Ward, M.D., F.S.A |
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| 5. | TONGE CASTLE. By A. H. A. Hogg | 60 | |
| 6. | THE TAPESTRIES FROM CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL. By Aymer Vallance | 67 | |
| 7. | MILTON WILLS (NEXT SITTINGBOURNE).—I. By Arthur Hussey | 79 | |
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DONATIONS OF MANORS TO CHRIST CHURCH, CANTERBURY, AND APPROPRIATION OF CHURCHES. By E. G. Box |
103 |
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THE DATING OF TIMBER HOUSES IN THE WEALD OF KENT. By the late Halford L. Mills |
120 |
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| 10. | THE GRAMMAR FREE SCHOOL AT TENTERDEN. By A. H. Taylor | 129 | |
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THE ROPERS AND THEIR MONUMENTS IN LYNSTED CHURCH. By Aymer Vallance |
147 |
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| 12. | RICHBOROUGH—LAMBESE. By C. W. Knox | 165 | |
| 13. | VILLAGES ON THE WANTSUM CHANNEL. By George P. Walker | 172 | |
| 14. | TWO LOST BRASSES. By Fane Lambarde | 187 | |
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE HOLMESDALE: No. 3: THE MANOR OF SUNDRISH. By Herbert W. Knocker, F.S.A. |
189 |
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THE OLD TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO THE COAST OF KENT. By Miss A. G. Hardy |
211 |
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| 17. |
SOME ASPECTS OF THE EAST KENT WOOL TRADE IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. By R. A. Pelham, M.A. |
218 |
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| 18. |
THE SWISS STAINED WINDOWS IN THE CHURCHES OF PATRIXBOURNE AND TEMPLE EWELL. By N. E. Toke |
229 |
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| 19. |
ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH, HACKINGTON, AND ITS POSSIBLE CONNECTION WITH ARCHBISHOP BALDWIN. By Surgeon-Captain Kenneth H. Jones, M.B., R.N., WITH AN APPENDIX ON THE ROOD SCREEN by Aymer Vallance |
253 |
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| 20. | KING JAMES II AT FAVERSHAM. By Sydney Wilson | 269 | |
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTES: Pottery Finds at Sevenoaks Consecration Crosses at Milton Regis The French Prisoner at Groombridge The Roman Road through Edenbridge Two Helmets in Lullingstone Church Note on the Arms of Weston of Cranbrook and Tenterden Sir Andrew Judde—A Postscript The Carved Bench-Ends in Badlesmere Church A Sixteenth Century Warrant A Roman Coin and Abacus Counters from Romney Marsh |
271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 278 279 |
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REVIEWS: "St. Thomas Becket in Art." By Tancred Borenius "The History and Records of Ightham Church." By Sir Edward Harrison "The Story of Canterbury Castle and the Dane John and its Manor." By Dorothy Gardiner "A Short History of Holy Trinity Church, Margate." By Hugh Merscy Walton Sands, Clays and Minerals" |
281 287 288 289 289 |
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| 23. | REPORTS OF PROCEEDINGS, 1931 | 290 | |
| 24. | RECORDS BRANCH, REPORT AND ACCOUNTS, 1931 | 297 | |
| 25. | THE LIBRARY | 301 | |
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OBITUARY: AUGUSTUS ALFRED ARNOLD, F.S.A ARTHUR RANDALL DAVIS |
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