Martyrs of the Marsh: Elizabeth Barton, Joan Bocher and Trajectories of Martyrdom in Reformation Kent
Hope, A., 2007, 'Martyrs of the Marsh: Elizabeth Barton, Joan Bocher and Trajectories of Martyrdom in Reformation Kent.' in R. Lutton and E. Salter (eds), 41-58.
Geographies and Materialities of Piety: Reconciling Competing Narratives of Religious Change in Pre-Reformation and Reformation England
Lutton, R., 2007, 'Geographies and Materialities of Piety: Reconciling Competing Narratives of Religious Change in Pre-Reformation and Reformation England.' in R. Lutton and E. Salter (eds), 11-40.
Pieties in Transition: Religious Practices and Experiences, c.1400-1640
Lutton, R., and Salter, E., (eds), 2007, 'Pieties in Transition: Religious Practices and Experiences, c.1400-1640.' (Aldershot: Ashgate).
A record of Samuel Pepys financial accounts 1660-1669
Rogal, S.J., 2007, 'A record of Samuel Pepys financial accounts 1660-1669.' (New York: Edwin Mellen Press, 2006) [Many references to Thameside ports.].
Reconstructing Devotional Reading, c.1450-1560
Salter, E., 2007, 'Reconstructing Devotional Reading, c.1450-1560.' in R. Lutton and E. Salter (eds), 145-162.
The Continuum of Resistance to Tithe, c.1400-1600
Simpson, P., 2007, 'The Continuum of Resistance to Tithe, c.1400-1600.' in R. Lutton and E. Salter (eds), 93-108.
The Poor, Hospitals and Charity in Sixteenth-Century Canterbury
Sweetinburgh, S., 2007, 'The Poor, Hospitals and Charity in Sixteenth-Century Canterbury.' in R. Lutton and E. Salter (eds), 59-73.
Strategies of inheritance among Kentish fishing communities in the later middle ages
Sweetinburgh, S., 2007, 'Strategies of inheritance among Kentish fishing communities in the later middle ages.' History of the Family 11 (2006), 13-20.
Hadlow: Life, Land & People in a Wealden parish, 1460-1600
Thirsk, J., (ed.), 2007, 'Hadlow: Life, Land & People in a Wealden parish, 1460-1600.' (Maidstone: KAS).
Eynsford Village Hall: the Heart of Village Life 1905-2005
Alexander, W.G.G., 2007, 'Eynsford Village Hall: the Heart of Village Life 1905-2005.' (Sevenoaks: Farningham & Eynsford Local History Soc.).
The road services of Kent in the nineteenth century
Andrews, F.W.G., 2007, 'The road services of Kent in the nineteenth century.' AC, 213-235.
Foundation on a Hill: the history of St Edmunds School, Canterbury, and The Clergy Orphan School for Boys
Ashbury-Bailey, J.J., 2007, 'Foundation on a Hill: the history of St Edmunds School, Canterbury, and The Clergy Orphan School for Boys.' (Canterbury: E.C. Parker & Co.).
Pauperism or emigration? Case studies of publicly backed emigration schemes in Woolwich, Kent, 1851 to 1869-70
Baignet, P., and Ruegg, R., 2007, 'Pauperism or emigration? Case studies of publicly backed emigration schemes in Woolwich, Kent, 1851 to 1869-70.' Family & Community History 10, 1, 19-33.
Keeping the faith: History of Coombe Bank School
Bakarski, J., 2007, 'Keeping the faith: History of Coombe Bank School.' (Oxford: Coombe Bank School and Gresham Books).
Scholar Daughter of the Rectory: the life of Caroline Frances Cornwallis 1786-1858
Barber, M.J., 2007, 'Scholar Daughter of the Rectory: the life of Caroline Frances Cornwallis 1786-1858.' (Rye: G. D. Neame).
Margates Seaside Heritage
Barker, N., 2007, 'Margates Seaside Heritage.' (Swindon: English Heritage).
En Route to Flanders Fields: the Canadians at Shorncliffe during the Great War
Beaupre, D., 2007, 'En Route to Flanders Fields: the Canadians at Shorncliffe during the Great War.' London Journal of Canadian Studies 23, 43-65.
Churchill and Chartwell: The untold story of Churchills houses and gardens
Buczecki, S., 2007, 'Churchill and Chartwell: The untold story of Churchills houses and gardens.' (London: Frances Lincoln).
A life well spent: memories of Birchington and beyond, 1917-2006
Burgess, J., (ed.), 2007, 'A life well spent: memories of Birchington and beyond, 1917-2006.' (Birchington: privately printed) [Recollections of Alfred George Bedwell].
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