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John and Paul Knapton (Firm)

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Name: John and Paul Knapton

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YAS 0594: A sermon preach'd at the cathedral church of York, September the 22d, 1745 : on occasion of the present rebellion in Scotland

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YAS 0595: A sermon preach'd at the cathedral church of York, September the 22d, 1745 : on occasion of the present rebellion in Scotland

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YAS 1469: England's gazetteer, or, An accurate description of all the cities, towns, and villages of the kingdom : in three volumes... : this work includes all the chief harbours, bays, forests, hills, mines, medicinal springs, moors, and other curiosities both of nature and art, and not only takes notice of most of the manors and seats in the kingdom, both ancient and present, but also points out the old military ways, camps, castles, and other remarkable ruins of Roman, Danish, and Saxon antiquity : and particularly shews the estates that were formerly abbey-lands

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YAS 1470: England's gazetteer, or, An accurate description of all the cities, towns, and villages of the kingdom : in three volumes... : this work includes all the chief harbours, bays, forests, hills, mines, medicinal springs, moors, and other curiosities both of nature and art, and not only takes notice of most of the manors and seats in the kingdom, both ancient and present, but also points out the old military ways, camps, castles, and other remarkable ruins of Roman, Danish, and Saxon antiquity : and particularly shews the estates that were formerly abbey-lands

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YAS 1471: England's gazetteer, or, An accurate description of all the cities, towns, and villages of the kingdom : in three volumes... : this work includes all the chief harbours, bays, forests, hills, mines, medicinal springs, moors, and other curiosities both of nature and art, and not only takes notice of most of the manors and seats in the kingdom, both ancient and present, but also points out the old military ways, camps, castles, and other remarkable ruins of Roman, Danish, and Saxon antiquity : and particularly shews the estates that were formerly abbey-lands