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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Shenley. Slapton. Soulbury. Stoke Hammond. Stoke Poges. Stowe. Taplow. Thornborough. Thornton. Tingewick. Turville. …
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Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… for though Grafton, Holinshed, and the indefatigable John Stowe, and others beside, may have been Londoners, their … London Chronicles are wholly different in their contents. Stowe had either the possession or the loan of the manuscript … been establishedby divers priests. 30 On the same day, as Stowe tells us, doctor Ridley, then bishop of Rochesterand …
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A New History of London
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A History of the County of London
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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… the years of office do not agree with the list given by Stowe, but in each case the date of the document is perfectly …
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A Survey of London
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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Camden Society by Mr. Airy from the Essex Papers in the Stowe collection in the British Museum. Such letters are not …
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Three fifteenth-century chronicles
… that it was quite impossible to omit the bulk of John Stowe's Memoranda in the Lambeth MS. 306; and, although they … Yer the MS.seems at one time to have belonged to Stowe the Chronicler, who has made copious memoranda on the … evidence that it has been consulted by any one, and even Stowe has not made such use of it in his Chronicle that we …
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