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Pearmax (Rev. M. T.). Notes on Bolne}' church and manor, and
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179-25(j. Peter (Thurstan C.k Notes on the church of St. Just in Penwith.
Roy. Inst. CorutraU, xiv. 173-190. ■ Notes on St. Michael's mount. Rot/. Ijisf. Corn (rail,
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Phene (Dr.). The commercial importance of Peterborough in the
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Clu'sh. Hist. Soc. N.S. xv. 229-232. Pinches (Theophilus G.). The temples of ancient Babylonia. Bib.
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