The History and Antiquities of Gainsburgh (Com. Linc.) with a Topographical and Descriptive Account of Stow, in Illustration of Its Claim to Be Considered as the Roman Sidnacester. Adam Stark

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The History and Antiquities of Gainsburgh (Com. Linc.) with a Topographical and Descriptive Account of Stow, in Illustration of Its Claim to Be Considered as the Roman Sidnacester. by Adam Stark

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Adam Stark

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British Library, Historical Print Editions

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2011-03-26

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