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Mediaeval chantries and chantry chapels
By G. H. Cook

Mediaeval chantries and chantry chapels
By George Henry Cook

Perpetual chantries in Britain
By K. L. Wood-Legh

Projet au chantier. maitres ouvrage et maitres uvre aux 14e-16e siecles. 106
By Chapelot/
The chantries of William Canynges in St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol
The chantries of William Canynges in St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol
By Edith E. Williams

Saving the souls of medieval London
By Marie-Helene Rousseau
Lay religious life in late medieval Durham
Lay religious life in late medieval Durham
By Margaret Harvey

The Historic Gardens of England
By Tim Mowl,Claire Hickman
Sussex chantry records
Sussex chantry records
By Public Record Office
The survey and rental of the chantries, colleges and free chapels, guilds, fraternities, lamps, lights and obits in the county of Somerset as returned in the 2nd year of King Edward VI, A. D. 1548
The survey and rental of the chantries, colleges and free chapels, guilds, fraternities, lamps, lights and obits in the county of Somerset as returned in the 2nd year of King Edward VI, A. D. 1548
By Great Britain. Ecclesiastical Commission, 1548.

The Chantry certificates
By Great Britain. Ecclesiastical Commission
The Chantry certificates for Oxfordshire
The Chantry certificates for Oxfordshire
By Great Britain. Ecclesiastical Commission
The Chantry certificates
The Chantry certificates
By Great Britain. Ecclesiastical Commission, 1546.
The Canterbury chantries and hospitals, together with some others in the neighbourhood, in 1546
The Canterbury chantries and hospitals, together with some others in the neighbourhood, in 1546
By William Somner
The Hungerford and Beauchamp Chantry chapels
The Hungerford and Beauchamp Chantry chapels
By Hugh de Sausmarez Shortt
The chantry certificates for Cornwall
The chantry certificates for Cornwall
By England and Wales. Augmentation Office.
The chantry certificates for Devon and the city of Exeter
The chantry certificates for Devon and the city of Exeter
By England and Wales. Augmentation Office.
The Canterbury chantries and hospitals together with some others in the neighborhood, in 1546
The Canterbury chantries and hospitals together with some others in the neighborhood, in 1546
By Arthur Hussey