Records of York castle, by A.W. Twyford and A. Griffiths. [With] York and York castle: an appendix |
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... Roman mould ; Yorke was the third time burnt , and what you see Are Yorke's small ashes of antiquity . " BAINE'S " York , " 1623 . GRIFFITH AND FARRAN , ( Successors to Newbery and Harris , ) WEST CORNER ST . PAUL'S CHURCHYARD , LONDON ...
... Roman mould ; Yorke was the third time burnt , and what you see Are Yorke's small ashes of antiquity . " BAINE'S " York , " 1623 . GRIFFITH AND FARRAN , ( Successors to Newbery and Harris , ) WEST CORNER ST . PAUL'S CHURCHYARD , LONDON ...
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... Romans about this time . Caractacus carried in chains to Rome . The Christian religion flourished in Britain . The Britons defeated by Suetonius and Paulinus . 61 . 29 " " 80 . The Britons under Boadicea defeat the Romans . Agricola's ...
... Romans about this time . Caractacus carried in chains to Rome . The Christian religion flourished in Britain . The Britons defeated by Suetonius and Paulinus . 61 . 29 " " 80 . The Britons under Boadicea defeat the Romans . Agricola's ...
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... Romans finally evacuate Britain . The Britains , in vain , solicit the assistance of the Romans against the Picts and Scots . The Saxons first enter Britain . The Heptarchy established . The Saxons under Hengist and Horsa arrive in ...
... Romans finally evacuate Britain . The Britains , in vain , solicit the assistance of the Romans against the Picts and Scots . The Saxons first enter Britain . The Heptarchy established . The Saxons under Hengist and Horsa arrive in ...
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... Roman legions were marching northward in 50 B.C. 1 Fosse decem pedum ( the Fosse is a common ditch or drain like old Fleet ditch ) . The rivulet , known as the Fosse , was opened out by the Romans and enlarged by the Normans , to give a ...
... Roman legions were marching northward in 50 B.C. 1 Fosse decem pedum ( the Fosse is a common ditch or drain like old Fleet ditch ) . The rivulet , known as the Fosse , was opened out by the Romans and enlarged by the Normans , to give a ...
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Anthony William Twyford. and it ultimately became the capital of the Roman province of Britain . Many vestiges of Roman power , as well as of the subsequent rule of Danes and Saxons , does the old city contain . York was once the ...
Anthony William Twyford. and it ultimately became the capital of the Roman province of Britain . Many vestiges of Roman power , as well as of the subsequent rule of Danes and Saxons , does the old city contain . York was once the ...
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