The History of Richmond, in the County of York; including a description of the Castle, Friary, Easeby Abbey and other remains of Antiquity in the Neighbourhood. by [Clarkson, Christopher 1758-1833] - 1814
by [Clarkson, Christopher 1758-1833]
The History of Richmond, in the County of York; including a description of the Castle, Friary, Easeby Abbey and other remains of Antiquity in the Neighbourhood.
by [Clarkson, Christopher 1758-1833]
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Bookplate of F. Dinsdale to fep. Mr Dinsdale of Scorton is listed as a subscriber, marginal neat annotations and errata corrections in the volume are presumably in his hand. Frederick Dinsdale, Esq., LLJD. (d.1872) author of "The Teesdale Glossary," and other works (ref. Leeds University Library Special Collections)
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- Publisher Printed by and for T. Bowman at The Albion Press; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Cradock and Joy; and Newman
- Place of Publication London
- Date Published 1814
- Keywords Yorkshire, Richmond,
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