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The York Theatre
The York Theatre

By Sybil Marion Rosenfeld

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The exploding prison
The exploding prison

By Thomas J. E.

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The exploding prison
The exploding prison

By Thomas J. E.

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In Search of York
In Search of York

By James J. Holmberg, Robert B. Betts

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"The sole African American member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, William Clark's enigmatic body servant York has inspired numerous myths about his character and exploits. He was supposed to be...

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Charrette at York Pa
Charrette at York Pa

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The archaeology of York
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Post Roman Coins from York Excavations 1971 81 Archaeology of York Vol 18 Fascicule 1
Bishophill, York
Bishophill, York

By George G. Pace

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