Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898
Clark, George Thomas
George Thomas Clark British engineer, archæologist and writer
Clark, George T., 1809-1898
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Clark, G.T. (George Thomas), 1809-1898
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Works
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| The Babingtons, Knights Of St. John |
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| Bamburgh Castle |
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| Benton Castle, Pembrokeshire |
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| Cartæ et alia munimenta quæ ad dominium de Glamorgan pertinent ... |
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| Castell Coch, Glamorgan |
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| The Castle and Keep Of Durham |
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| The Castle of Lewes |
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| The Castles of Brougham and Brough |
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| The Castles Of England and Wales at The Latter Part Of The Twelfth Century (continued) |
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| Chepstow Castle |
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| Contribution Towards a Complete List of Moated Mounds or Burhs |
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| Corfe Castle |
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| The custumary of the Manor and Soke of Rothley in the County of Leicester, 1881: |
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| The Defences of York |
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| Dover castle. |
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| Dunster and its lords, 1066-1881. |
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| The duty of every one that intends to be saved. |
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| The earls, earldom, and castle of Pembroke. |
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| Earthworks in Brecknockshire |
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| The Earthworks of Brinklow, Lilbourne, and Earl’s Barton |
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| Earthworks Of The Post-Roman & English Period |
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| The Earthworks of the Wiltshire Avon |
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| Hawarden Castle |
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| Hitler here : a biographical novel |
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| The land of Morgan: being a contribution towards the history of the lordship of Glamorgan. |
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| The Land of Morgan: Its Conquest and its Conquerors |
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| Limbus patrum Morganiæ et Glamorganiæ. Being the genealogies of the older families of the lordships of Morgan and Glamorgan. |
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| Lincoln castle. |
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| Mediaeval military architecture in England. |
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| The Moated Mound Of Sekington |
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| Muckross and Inisfallen, Franciscan Abbeys |
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| Odiham Castle, Hants |
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| Original Documents Charter of Confirmation by Richard Earl of Cornwall and Poictou of Grants of Land in the Honour of Berkhampstede, A.D. 1256 |
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| Original Documents Contemporaneous Copy of the Convention for the Surrender of Rennes, the Capital of Brittany, to the Army of Henry, Duke of Lancaster and Earl of Lincoln, 1 July, 1357 |
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| Original Documents “Extentæ De Kairdiff, Lantrissen, Languniht, Neht, Laniltwit Et Liswrini,” in the County of Glamorgan |
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| Original Documents Herbert Charters, Probably Relating to Herefordshire, of the Reign of Edward I |
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| Original Documents Llantrissaint Borough Charter |
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| Oswestry and Whittington |
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| Pevensey Castle |
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| Pickering Castle |
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| Remarks upon the Worthies of Devon |
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| Richard’s Castle |
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| The Rise and Race of Hastings |
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| Rockingham |
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| Roman Defensive Works |
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| The saint's nosegay; |
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| Sermons preached in the chapel of the Royal military asylum, Chelsea, between 1840 and 1847. |
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| Some Account of Guildford Castle |
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| Some remarks upon Bronllys Tower |
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| Tady Hitler |
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