Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 13Kent Archaeological Society., 1880 |
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Page 32
... use of the French Pro- testants , during the reign of Queen Elizabeth . Perhaps light from the nearest of the north Archæological Journal , xx . , 90 , note 3 . * 9 Z .1 b b 1 1 windows ( three 34 THE CRYPT OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL .
... use of the French Pro- testants , during the reign of Queen Elizabeth . Perhaps light from the nearest of the north Archæological Journal , xx . , 90 , note 3 . * 9 Z .1 b b 1 1 windows ( three 34 THE CRYPT OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL .
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... reign of the Emperor Probus . On the other hand it must be remarked , that the desolation of the country previously to its formal abandon- ment by the Roman Empire is ascribed to the Picts and Scots , who were Celts , not Teutons . I ...
... reign of the Emperor Probus . On the other hand it must be remarked , that the desolation of the country previously to its formal abandon- ment by the Roman Empire is ascribed to the Picts and Scots , who were Celts , not Teutons . I ...
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... reign of Claudius , which began A.D. 43 , a serious attempt at conquest was made , and in that of Domitian about A.D. 79 , Agricola , the father - in - law of the historian Tacitus , appears to have completed the conquest of the country ...
... reign of Claudius , which began A.D. 43 , a serious attempt at conquest was made , and in that of Domitian about A.D. 79 , Agricola , the father - in - law of the historian Tacitus , appears to have completed the conquest of the country ...
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... reigns of Edward I and II , and his descendant Sir Richard Grovehurst in that of Henry VII . The Grovehursts ... reign of Edward II it passed into the hands of John de Haudlo . In that of Richard II it became the property of the ...
... reigns of Edward I and II , and his descendant Sir Richard Grovehurst in that of Henry VII . The Grovehursts ... reign of Edward II it passed into the hands of John de Haudlo . In that of Richard II it became the property of the ...
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... reign of Charles I , possessed by Ambrose Tomlyn , from whom it passed to Samuel Hunt , his daughter carried it in marriage to Rev. Charles Hinde , vicar of Milton , in 1718 , whose daughters pulled down the ancient house in 1768. The ...
... reign of Charles I , possessed by Ambrose Tomlyn , from whom it passed to Samuel Hunt , his daughter carried it in marriage to Rev. Charles Hinde , vicar of Milton , in 1718 , whose daughters pulled down the ancient house in 1768. The ...
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