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York s early printed ephemera
York s early printed ephemera

By William K. Sessions

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Covers ephemera from the 16th to the 19th centuries and execution broadsides.

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A mendicant sermon collection from composition to reception
The York cycle of mystery plays
The York cycle of mystery plays

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The Viking dig
The Viking dig

By R. A. Hall, Hall Richard.

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Applied program evaluation in local government
English Heritage book of Viking age York
The York Theatre
The York Theatre

By Sybil Marion Rosenfeld

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York Minster
York Minster

By Lucy Beckett

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The demography of early modern towns
The exploding prison
The exploding prison

By Thomas J. E.

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