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Carr, David Randolph.
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The role of the episcopacy in English municipal politics during the Middle Ages : the example of four bishoprics {Bath and Wells, Durham, Ely and Salisbury] ...
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Ann Arbor : University Microfilms International, 1986.
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BJL 4th Floor
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262 leaves.
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University of Nebraska, 1971.
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Author
Carr, David Randolph.
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(Ph.D.) - University of Neb
Subject
Local government -- Great Britain.
Church of England -- History.
Christianity -- Great Britain.
Christianity -- Great Britain -- History.
Christianity -- Great Britain -- History -- Mediaeval.
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262 leaves.
Note
University of Nebraska, 1971.
Thesis.
Author
Carr, David Randolph.
Series
(Ph.D.) - University of Neb
Subject
Local government -- Great Britain.
Church of England -- History.
Christianity -- Great Britain.
Christianity -- Great Britain -- History.
Christianity -- Great Britain -- History -- Mediaeval.
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BJL 4th Floor
JS 3045 B6 C3
8 WEEK LOAN
AVAILABLE
Subject
Local government -- Great Britain.
Church of England -- History.
Christianity -- Great Britain.
Christianity -- Great Britain -- History.
Christianity -- Great Britain -- History -- Mediaeval.
Descript
262 leaves.
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University of Nebraska, 1971.
Thesis.
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