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Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public Record Office--Philip and Mary, Vol. 3. 1555-1557

Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society

The ... report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records in Ireland / presented to both houses of the Parliament by command of Her Majesty

An analysis of the history of the Reformation, with the prior and subsequent history of the English Church, with questions for examination

A sketch of the history of the Church of England to the Revolution, 1688

The order of baptism, both public and private..

The Prayer book articles and homilies : some forgotten facts in their history which may decide their interpretation

Calendar of the close rolls preserved in the Public Record Office--Henry VI, Vol. 4. 1441-1447

A history of the Book of common prayer : with a rationale of its offices

England's fight with the Papacy : a political history

Minutes of Common Pleas Court, Knox County

A popular history of France : from the earliest times; v. 06

Inventory of the county archives of Missouri, no. 64, Marion County (Palmyra)

Companion to the Principles of Gothic ecclesiastical architecture : being a brief account of the vestments in use in the church, prior to, and the changes therein in and from, the reign of Edward VI.

A chronicle of the Church of S. Martin in Leicester, during the reigns of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth : with some account of its minor altars and ancient guilds

The English rite : being a synopsis of the sources and revisions of the Book of Common Prayer ; with an introduction and an appendix

Inventory of the county archives of Indiana, no. 90, Wells County (Bluffton)

Inventory of the county archives of Indiana

Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public Record Office--Philip and Mary, Vol. 4. 1557-1558

A history of the Book of common prayer and other books of authority : with an attempt to ascertain how the rubrics and canons have been understood and observed from the Reformation to the accession of George III : also an account of the state of religion and religious parties in England from 1640-1660