A fully revised and much expanded edition of this reference book, first published in 1962
and last revised in 1967. Primarily intended for agents and surveyors, the book is relevant to …

Anglo-Saxon genealogy is full of pitfalls, and it is not to be wondered that no one has
followed the pioneer work of WG Searle in reconstructing the pedigrees of some of the noble …

THE term ‘heptarchy’, coined by John Selden in the seventeenth century to describe the
political sub–divisions of England at the time of the conversion, has been handed down by …

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The objective of this bulletin is to summarise British experience of alternative silvicultural
systems to clear cutting. Management of woodlands for diverse objectives such as recreation, …

THE Crawford's publication edition in 1929 of by Byrhtferth's the Early English Manual Text
marked Society a of notable SJ Crawford's edition of Byrhtferth's Manual marked a notable …

THERE must be some explanation for the destruction and chaos which befell scholarship in
England during the middle years of the ninth century. Most writers blame the Danes, and …

… The two brothers were killed at the battle of the Holme in 903 (A text, date corrected), and
in about 919 Sigehelm’s daughter Eadgifu, who had inherited his property (S121 l-2) …

IN this paper I shall present evidence to suggest that the surviving text of the Northumbrian
Chronicle, a major primary historical source for England north of the Humber, was in fact the …

Cyril Hart* atcS, a manuscript of a Latin chronicle, to whi:-h he ga\‘e the misleading title T/ir
nt~ r~ is uJ $1~~ i) ol. c. Atier passing through Archbishop Parker’s hands and being ‘III-…