Chartham Hatch: from village school to village hall, the story of a building and life in a small village near Canterbury in Kent
Chartham Hatch Village Hall Society, 2007, 'Chartham Hatch: from village school to village hall, the story of a building and life in a small village near Canterbury in Kent.' (Sandwich: CHVHS).
The Womens suffrage movement in Britain and Ireland. A Regional survey
Crawford, E., 2007, 'The Womens suffrage movement in Britain and Ireland. A Regional survey.' (London: Routledge, 2006) [Kent ref. 189-94].
English Smugglers, the Channel, and the Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1814
Daly, G., 2007, 'English Smugglers, the Channel, and the Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1814.' Journal of British Studies 46, 1, 30-46.
150 Years of Local History: local Kentish practice and national trends
Dunster, S., and Edwards, E., 2007, '150 Years of Local History: local Kentish practice and national trends.' AC, 21-38.
Discovering heraldry
Fearn, Jacqueline, 2006, Discovering heraldry, Botley: Shire publications.
Lost voices: memories of a vanished way of life
O'Neill, Gilda, 2006, Lost voices: memories of a vanished way of life, London: Arrow.
Lullingstone and Shoreham: discoveries at the Roman villa sites 1982-86
Philp, Brian, 2006, Lullingstone and Shoreham: discoveries at the Roman villa sites 1982-86, Dover: Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit.
Discovering heraldry
Fearn, Jacqueline, 2006, Discovering heraldry, Botley: Shire publications.
Discovering heraldry
Fearn, Jacqueline, 2006, Discovering heraldry, Botley: Shire publications.
Fishery, trade and piracy: fishermen and fishermen's settlements in and around the North Sea area in the Middle Ages and later; papers from the colloquium at Oostende-Raversijde, Provincial Museum...
Pieters, M. (ed.), 2006, Fishery, trade and piracy: fishermen and fishermen's settlements in and around the North Sea area in the Middle Ages and later; papers from the colloquium at Oostende-Raversijde, Provincial Museum, Walraversijde, Belgium, 21-23 November 2003, Brussels: Vlaams in stituut voor het Onroerend Erfgoed.
Images of Horton Kirby Paper Mill
2006, Images of Horton Kirby Paper Mill, Horton Kirby : Horton Kirby and South Darent Local History Society.
Gender and petty crime in late medieval England: the local courts in Kent, 1460 - 1560
Jones, Karen, 2006, Gender and petty crime in late medieval England: the local courts in Kent, 1460 - 1560, Suffolk: Boydell Press.
J. Collingwood Bruce's handbook to the Roman wall
Breeze, David J., 2006, J. Collingwood Bruce's handbook to the Roman wall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Society of Antiquaries of Newcaste-upon-Tyne.
Wye parish church of St. Gregory and St. Martin, Kent : an historical guide
Findlay, Anne, 2006, Wye parish church of St. Gregory and St. Martin, Kent : an historical guide, Wye : Wye Historical Society.
WAC : a history of Maidstone Grammar School from 1925 to ...1966
Woolgar, Alfred John, 2006, WAC : a history of Maidstone Grammar School from 1925 to ...1966, Maidstone : Old Maidstonian society.
Historic Sandwich and its region : 1500 - 1900
Richardson, T.L., 2006, Historic Sandwich and its region : 1500 - 1900, Sandwich : Sandwich Local History Society.
The Ringlemere cup: precious cups and the beginning of the Channel Bronze Age
Needham, Stuart, 2006, The Ringlemere cup: precious cups and the beginning of the Channel Bronze Age, London: The British Museum.
Townwall Street Dover: excavations 1996
Parfitt, Keith, 2006, Townwall Street Dover: excavations 1996, Canterbury: Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd.
Trade and economic developments 1450-1550 : the experience of Kent, Surrey and Sussex
Mate, Mavis E., 2006, Trade and economic developments 1450-1550 : the experience of Kent, Surrey and Sussex, Woodbridge: Boydell press.
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