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A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 1 - Physique, Archaeology, Domesday, Ecclesiastical Organization, The Jews, Religious Houses, Education of Working Classes to 1870, Private Education from Sixteenth Century

Year published

1969

Author

J.S. Cockburn, H.P.F. King, K.G.T. McDonnell (Editors)

Description

This general volume covers the topics above for whole ancient county of Middlesex; it also has an English version of the Domesday book entries, separately indexed, and a general index to the rest of the volume.

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Sponsor

Victoria County History

Source

Victoria County History: Middlesex (Secondary texts)

Places

London

Subjects

Ecclesiastical and religious, Local, Urban and metropolitan

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 1 - 50 of 63

1
List of illustrations
XI-XII
2
List of maps
XIII
3
Editorial note
XV-XVI
4
Middlesex Victoria County History council
XVII
5
Classes of documents in the public record office used
XIX
6
Documents in the Greater London Record Office (Middlesex records) used
XXI
7
Note on abbreviations
XXIII-XXIV
8
The Physique of Middlesex
1-10
9
Archaeology - The Lower Palaeolithic Age
11-21
10
Archaeology - The Mesolithic Age
21-28
11
Archaeology - The Neolithic Age
29-36
12
Archaeology - The Beaker Period
36-41
13
Archaeology - The Bronze Age
42-50
14
Archaeology - The Iron Age
50-64
15
Archaeology - The Romano-British Period
64-74
16
Archaeology - The Pagan Saxon Period
74-79
17
Domesday Survey - Introduction I
80-88
18
Domesday Survey - Introduction II
88-90
19
Domesday Survey - Introduction III
90-94
20
Domesday Survey - Introduction IV
95-98
21
Domesday Survey - Introduction V
98-118
22
Domesday Survey - Translation of the text
119-129
23
Domesday Survey - Appendix I
130-132
24
Domesday Survey - Appendix II
132-135
25
Domesday Survey - Appendix III
135-138
26
Ecclesiastical Organization
139-148
27
The Jews
149-151
28
Religious Houses - Introduction
152-155
29
Religious Houses - House of Benedictine nuns
156-159
30
Religious Houses - House of Carthusian monks
159-169
31
Religious Houses - House of Augustinian canons
169-170
32
Religious Houses - Houses of Augustinian canonesses
170-182
33
Religious Houses - House of Bridgettines
182-191
34
Religious Houses - House of Trinitarian friars
191-193
35
Religious Houses - House of Knights hospitallers
193-204
36
Religious Houses - Hospitals
204-212
37
The Education of the Working Classes to 1870
213-240
38
Private Education from the Sixteenth Century - Developments from the 16th to the early 19th century
241-255
39
Private Education from the Sixteenth Century - The reign of Victoria
255-285
40
Private Education from the Sixteenth Century - The twentieth century
285-289
41
Schools - Christ’s College, Finchley
290
42
Schools - Coborn School
290
43
Schools - The Coopers’ Company’s School
291-293
44
Schools - Davenant Foundation Grammar School
293-294
45
Schools - Enfield Grammar School
294-296
46
Schools - Haberdashers’ Aske’s Schools
296-297
47
Schools - Hampton Grammar School
298-299
48
Schools - Harrow School
299-302
49
Schools - Highgate School
302-304
50
Schools - Latymer and Godolphin Schools
305-306
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