Kents forgotten airfield: Throwley, 1917-1919
Moor, A.J., 2007, 'Kents forgotten airfield: Throwley, 1917-1919.' (Stroud: Tempus).
Responses in London and the Home counties to the Jacobite rebellion of 1745
Oates, J., 2007, 'Responses in London and the Home counties to the Jacobite rebellion of 1745.' Southern History 28 (2006), 46-73.
The KAS and the development of archaeology and historical studies in Kent, 1957-2007: a review
Panton, F., 2007, 'The KAS and the development of archaeology and historical studies in Kent, 1957-2007: a review.' AC, 1-19.
Stone House: the city of London Asylum
Payne, F., 2007, 'Stone House: the city of London Asylum.' (Gravesend: privately printed).
Higham in old photographs
Rootes, A., (compiler), 2007, 'Higham in old photographs.' (Higham: Higham Village History Group).
A Potted History of the Sheerness United Reformed Church from 18th century
Rymill, J.A., 2007, 'A Potted History of the Sheerness United Reformed Church from 18th century.' (Marden: Green Arrow Publishing).
The Region on Film: exploring the collection of Screen Archive South East 2 DVDs
Screen Archive South-East, 2007, 'The Region on Film: exploring the collection of Screen Archive South East 2 DVDs.' [Archival film footage incl. many aspects of Kent 1920s-1970s].
History of the Romney Marsh and District Sheepdog Society
Stevens, T., 2007, 'History of the Romney Marsh and District Sheepdog Society.' (Lydd: privately printed).
Decimus Burton, Esquire architect and gentleman (1800-1881) 2nd ed
Whitbourn, P., 2007, 'Decimus Burton, Esquire architect and gentleman (1800-1881) 2nd ed.' (Tunbridge Wells: Royal Tunbridge Wells Civic Society, 2006) Local History Monograph No. 1.
The Downright Epicure; essays on Edward Bunyard
Wilson, E., (ed.), 2007, 'The Downright Epicure; essays on Edward Bunyard.' (Totnes: Prospect) [Foremost pomologist and owner of the Maidstone fruit nurseries founded in 1796].
The reading and writing practices of the Kentish gentry: the emergence of a Protestant identity in Elizabethan Kent
Bartram, C., 2007, 'The reading and writing practices of the Kentish gentry: the emergence of a Protestant identity in Elizabethan Kent.' ph.d., Kent, 2005.
History and charters of Higham in the middle ages
Davis, A., 2007, 'History and charters of Higham in the middle ages.' m.phil., London, 2006.
The obedientiaries of Boxley Abbey 1336-1389
Eastlake, E., 2007, 'The obedientiaries of Boxley Abbey 1336-1389.' m.a., Winchester, 2006.
Hadlow: life, land and people in a Wealden parish 1460 - 1600
Thirsk, Joan (ed.), 2007, Hadlow: life, land and people in a Wealden parish 1460 - 1600, Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.
A history of Langley in Kent
Clinch, Anne, 2007, A history of Langley in Kent, Leeds : the author.
West Field, Furfield Quarry, Boughton Monchelsea, Maidstone, county of Kent: an archaeological watching brief
Hoad, Stewart, 2007, West Field, Furfield Quarry, Boughton Monchelsea, Maidstone, county of Kent: an archaeological watching brief, London: Museum of London Archaeology Service.
Westenhanger Castle and barns : historical notes
Forge, G.A., 2007, Westenhanger Castle and barns : historical notes, Westenhanger : the author.
Men of Kent: gender and nationhood in regional perspective 1815-1837
Beresford, K.S., 2007, 'Men of Kent: gender and nationhood in regional perspective 1815-1837.' ph.d., University of London, 2007.
Adam The Father of All Flesh: an intellectual history of Sir Robert Filmer (1588-1653) and his works in seventeenth-century European political thought
Cuttica, C., 2007, 'Adam The Father of All Flesh: an intellectual history of Sir Robert Filmer (1588-1653) and his works in seventeenth-century European political thought.' ph.d., European University Institute, 2007.
Dynastic strategies and regional loyalties: Wessex, Mercia and Kent, 820-939
Little, G., 2007, 'Dynastic strategies and regional loyalties: Wessex, Mercia and Kent, 820-939.' ph.d., University of Sheffield, 2007.
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