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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III., TO THE ACCESSION OF
QUEEN VICTORIA, BY THE REV. T.S. HUGHES, B.D., CANON OF PETERBOROUGH.
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rare contribution to our Literature. This MR. HUGHES has done in a
conscientious and able manner."--_Literary Gazette._
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CHRONICLES OF THE ANCIENT BRITISH CHURCH, prior to the Arrival of St.
Augustine, A.D. 596. Second Edition. Post 8to. Price 5s. cloth.
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PERRANZABULOE.--FIFTH EDITION.
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PERRANZABULOE, the LOST CHURCH FOUND; or, the Church of England not a New
Church, but ancient, Apostolical, and Independent, and a Protesting Church
Nine Hundred Years before the Reformaton. By the Rev. T. COLLINS TRELAWNY,
M.A., Rector of Timsbury, Somerset, and late Fellow of Balliol College.
The Volume contains an interesting Account of the Hstory and recent
Recovery of the ancient Church of Perranzabuloe, in Cornwall, after being
buried in the Sand for Seven Hundred Years.
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