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The History and Antiquities of the City of York,: Containing, I. York, its different names and etymologies, with the obscure history of it till the coming of the Romans into Britain. II. The state of it under the Roman Government in Britain. III. The state of it from the Romans leaving the island to the Norman Conquest. IV. Historical annals to the uniting of the two Houses of York and Lancaster. V. Continuation of the historical annals, from the union of the two Houses of York and Lancaster, to the present times

Published: 1785

Total Pages: 456


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