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The eighteenth century: Topography and population
A History of the County of York
… (2 to 4 yards wide) stretching out from the bars and posterns. 43 Other, unpaved, roads outside the walls were … be crossed by ferries near Skeldergate and North Street Posterns, 61 and there were several common watering places, … frequent attention. 81 Throughout the century the bars and posterns were guarded by watchmen. 82 A reform committee of …
The Foundling Hospital and neighbourhood
Old and New London
The French Chronicle of London: Edward III
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
The history of All Hallows Church: To c.1548
Survey of London
The later middle ages: Economy and industrial prosperity
A History of the County of York
The later middle ages: Scottish and French Wars
A History of the County of York
The London lay subsidy of 1332: II, Size, wealth and occupations of population
Finance and trade under Edward III
The lowy of Tunbridge: Tunbridge
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
The Micklegate Area
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… about 1640 a house was built over it, as happened at other posterns. 7 It was blocked during the Civil War, being …
The Minster and its precincts
A History of the County of York
… 12 ft. high and the wall was to be provided with gates or posterns. In Drake's time the gates to the precinct were four …
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