Old New Castle and modern Delaware, the tercentenary of the founding of New Castle by the Dutch;

Mode of access: Internet.

Nunney castle, Somersetshire. Official guide ...

At head of title: H.M. Office of Works, ancient monuments and historic buildings.

Historical sketch of Stokesay Castle, Salop.

Mode of access: Internet.

Dartmouth Castle,

On cover: Ancient monuments & historic buildings. H.M. Office of Works. Dartmouth Castle, Devonshire. Official guide ...

Devizes castle: its history and romance.

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The Roman camp and the Irish saint at Burgh Castle, with local history,

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The church and fortress of Dover Castle.

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The tourist's companion; or, The history and antiquities of Harewood in Yorkshire, giving a particular description of Harewood House, church, and castle; with some account of its environs ...

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In castle and court house; being reminiscences of 30 years in Ireland.

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Arundel: borough and castle,

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The Castle of Stirling.

"Our ancient buildings": [4] p. at end.

The history of the town and castle of Tamworth, in the counties of Stafford & Warwick.

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The castle of Perseverance : the Macro plays no. 3.

"The most primitive morality play we possess." A.W. Pollard in The macro plays, 1904 (Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra ser. xci) p. xxlii.

Collotype facsimile & type transcript of an Elizabethan manuscript preserved at Alnwick castle, Northumberland ...

[Introduction]--Of tribute, or giving what is due, by Francis Bacon.--Of magnaminitie, by Francis Bacon.--Advertisement touching private censure, by Francis Bacon.--Advertisement touching the controversies of the Church, by Francis Bacon.--Letter to a French gentleman touching the proceedings in England in ecclesiastical causes, by Francis Bacon.--Speech of the Earl of Sussex.--Letter from Sir Philip Sidney to Queen Elizabeth on her proposed marriage to the Duke of Anjou.--Leicesters commonwealth.

Tales by the O'Hara family : second series : comprising the Nowlans, and Peter of the castle.

The Nowlans is attributed to John Banim.