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Edwin of Northumbria
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Offa of Mercia
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The Last Phase
In the Steps of the Anglo-Saxons
Chapter 1
Chapter 2 – Wales
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5 – Scotland
Chapter 6
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Chapter 8
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A History of the Anglo-Saxon Autocracy
Introduction
Historical Introduction
Origins: From Kent To Wessex
Rise & First Fall
Rise and Second Fall
Epilogue
The Fall of Orthodox England
The Rise of the Heretical Papacy
The Rise of the Normans
Edward the King
Martyr-King Harold and the Norman Conquest (1066 – 1070)
William the King
Doomsday (1070-1087)
The Anglican Reformation
St. David of Wales
King Alfred the Great
When did the West fall away from Holy Orthodoxy?
Man in the British Isles – A Brief History
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Britons & The Roman Invaders
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The History of Cheshire
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Cheshire 1750 to 1900: Part 1
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The History of Cornwall
Medieval Cornwall
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Cornwall and the Tudors
The Seventeenth Century
The Cornish Language
A Living from the Sea
Cornwall and her Industries
Society, Religion and Politics in the Nineteenth Century
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The History of Cumbria
To The National Park
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The History of Devon
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Towns & Countryside in the Middle Ages
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The Civil War in Devon
Plymouth Citadel
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Parliamentary Representation
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Population Growth & Distribution Since 1801
The History of County Durham
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Eighteenth-Century County Durham
A Lead-mining County
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The County in Depression
A New County
Agriculture in County Durham
The Architectural Face
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The History of Hampshire
The Towns of Medieval Hampshire
The Medieval Countryside
Hampshire During the Black Death
The Diocese of Winchester Before the Reformation
The Reformation in Hampshire
Tudor Towns
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Education, c. 1154 – 1976
Recent Change in Church And State
Local Government in Hampshire, 1066-1976
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Feudal Kent
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A Great Medieval Estate
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Industries in the 15th to 18th Centuries
The Defence of Tudor and Stuart Kent
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The History of Lincolnshire
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Medieval Newcastle
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The Border Dales
Early Coal Mining
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Restoration Newcastle
The Jacobite Diversion
Northumbrian Farming and Fisheries
Country Houses and Landed Society
Hanoverian Newcastle
Mining Expansion and Industrial Growth
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The Building of Central Newcastle
Government and Reform, 1800 – 1850
The Victorian Economy
Northumberland and Newcastle since 1914
Guyzance: A Local Landscape
The History of Somerset
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The Faith of the Flock
Old Worlds and New
The Civil War
Monmouth’s Rebellion
And so to Bath
Land, Labour and Learning
The Twentieth Century
The History of Suffolk after 1066
Crisis and Revival, 1300-1530
Reformation and Division, 1530-1630
War and Turmoil, 1630-1710
Georgian Suffolk, 1710-1800
An Agricultural County in an Industrial Age
Stagnation and Revival: the 20th Century
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