Historical Notices of the Edifice Called the King's Manor, Situate Near the Walls of the City of York. [an Offprint from the Twenty-ninth Report of the Yorkshire Archæological Society. with Plates.]

Title: Historical Notices of the Edifice called the King's Manor, situate near the walls of the City of York. [An offprint from the twenty-ninth Report of the Yorkshire Archæological Society. With plates.]

Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions

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British Library
Davies, Robert;
1871?
16 p. ; 8º.
10347.c.27.(2.)