Name: An act for Confirming Articles of Agreement for Inclosing Common Fields, Commons, Pastures, and Waste Grounds, in the Townships or Hamlets of. In the Parish of Skipsea, in Holderness,.
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portada An act for Confirming Articles of Agreement for Inclosing Common Fields, Commons, Pastures, and Waste Grounds, in the Townships or Hamlets of. In the Parish of Skipsea, in Holderness,.

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See Notes Multiple Contributors

Year

2010

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English

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Paperback

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1170907385

ISBN13

9781170907382

An act for Confirming Articles of Agreement for Inclosing Common Fields, Commons, Pastures, and Waste Grounds, in the Townships or Hamlets of. In the Parish of Skipsea, in Holderness,.

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Synopsis "An act for Confirming Articles of Agreement for Inclosing Common Fields, Commons, Pastures, and Waste Grounds, in the Townships or Hamlets of. In the Parish of Skipsea, in Holderness,."

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