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Yorkshire, West Riding Poll Book 1835
The 1835 Poll for Knights of the Shire in West Riding.... More Info
Yorkshire, Kingston-upon-Hull 1835 Poll Book
Yorkshire, Kingston-upon-Hull 1835 Poll Book.... More Info
Yorkshire 1741 Poll Book Special Offer
The 1741 Yorkshire Poll for a Representative in Parliament. This book contains the names of voters and the candidates they voted for. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable... More Info
York, 1868 Poll Book Special Offer
A record of votes given to candidates for the representation of the city of York. Contains names and addresses of voters and shows who they voted for. * Digitally enhanced images of the original text * Searchable by whole name or part name * Bookmarked by major headings * Fully printable... More Info
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Watermills of Buckinghamshire, edited by Michael Farley, Edward Legg & James Venn
A 1930s account by Stanley Freese with original photographs
Aylesbury: a county town and its station 1877-1905, Bucks Paper No. 14, 2008, by Keith Bailey
An examination of the goods statistics of the Aylesbury branch of the London & North Western Railway and the characteristics of railwaymen from the censuses 1881-1901
John Wilkes: the Aylesbury years (1747-1763), Bucks Paper No.17, 2008, by Alan Dell
The Collected letters of John Wilkes to his agent, John Dell
Aylesbury: a personal memoir from the 1920s, by Professor W.R.Mead
2nd edition, privately printed by the author
The Chilterns in 1748: An Account by Pehr Kalm, Visitor from Finland, translated and edited by W.R.Mead (2nd edition, 2017)
Pehr Kalm, a native of Finland, was the favourite disciple of Karl Linnaeus. In 1748 he spent five months in England staying at Little Gaddesden to see the farming activities of the area. Whilst here he kept a diary which has been translated by the author thus giving us an invaluable account of the agriculture of the Chilterns in the mid 18th century (165 pages, illustrated).