Shelf: B. 3-4. In English the history of Scotland from the earliest accounts to the reign of James – VI. 2x Volumes. Historia Regum Britannie (1718). Author: Geoffrey of Monmouth Shelf: B. 11. 7. English - translated from original Latin. Peter Langtoft’s Chronicle improved by Robert of Brunne (1725). – Author: Pierre de Langtoft (1307). Shelf: B. 15. 22 First publication from a MS added addition of a glossary. – Includes papers’, a roll concerning Glastonbury Abbey, an account of St ‘curious Mary Magdalen’s and Stonehenge. Other medieval authors include Robert Mannyng (1288 1388). – – Robert of Gloucester’s Chronicle (1724). Author: Robert of Gloucester (1260 1300). – Shelf: B. 15. 23. First publication from a MS. Language: Middle English. Historiae Anglicanae Scriptores. (1652). Editor: Sir Roger Twysden. Shelf: B. 29. 8- 9. Latin Church history from 1066 1485. – Various authors of note for the medieval period– Gervase of Canterbury, Simeon of Durham, John of Hexman. Domesday Book Wiltshire (1788). – English and Latin. Shelf: B.18 17. Wiltshire - extracted from Domesday book. Translation of original Latin with a plan for the general history of the country by Henry Penruddocke. Life Under the Plantagenets: Reign of Henry II. (1890). Author: Hubert Hall. Shelf: B. 18. 23. Includes five coloured plates by Richard Neville. A perfect copy of all summons of the nobility to the great councils and parliaments of this realm. Henry III to present times. (1685). Author: Sir William Dugdale. Shelf: B. 19. 10. Latin with English preface. Taken from public records.
Shelf: B. 3-4. In English – the history of Scotland from the earliest accounts to the reign of James VI. 2x Volumes. Historia Regum Britannie (1718). Author: Geoffrey of Monmouth Shelf: B. 11. 7. English - translated from original Latin. Peter Langtoft’s Chronicle – improved by Robert of Brunne (1725). Author: Pierre de Langtoft (1307). Shelf: B. 15. 22 First publication from a MS – added addition of a glossary. Includes ‘curious papers’, a roll concerning Glastonbury Abbey, an account of St Mary Magdalen’s and Stonehenge. Other medieval authors include – Robert Mannyng (1288 – 1388). Robert of Gloucester’s Chronicle (1724). Author: Robert of Gloucester (1260 – 1300). Shelf: B. 15. 23. First publication from a MS. Language: Middle English. Historiae Anglicanae Scriptores. (1652). Editor: Sir Roger Twysden. Shelf: B. 29. 8- 9. Latin Church history from 1066 – 1485. Various authors of note for the medieval period– Gervase of Canterbury, Simeon of Durham, John of Hexman. Domesday Book – Wiltshire (1788). English and Latin. Shelf: B.18 17. Wiltshire - extracted from Domesday book. Translation of original Latin with a plan for the general history of the country by Henry Penruddocke. Life Under the Plantagenets: Reign of Henry II. (1890). Author: Hubert Hall. Shelf: B. 18. 23. Includes five coloured plates by Richard Neville. A perfect copy of all summons of the nobility to the great councils and parliaments of this realm. Henry III to present times. (1685). Author: Sir William Dugdale. Shelf: B. 19. 10. Latin with English preface. Taken from public records.
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