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A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 17 - Calne

Year published

2002

Author

D.A. Crowley (Editor)

Description

Calne, a small town in north Wiltshire, stood on a large royal estate, and the witan met there - St Dunstan survived the partial collapse of a building at one meeting.

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Victoria County History

Source

Victoria County History: Wiltshire (Secondary texts)

Places

South West

Subjects

Local

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 1 - 33 of 33

1
List of maps
VIII
2
List of illustrations
IX-XII
3
Foreword
XIII
4
Wiltshire Victoria County History Committee
XIV-XV
5
Classes of documents in the Public Record Office
XVI
6
Note on abbreviations
XVII-XXII
7
Introduction
1-2
8
Calne Hundred
3-8
9
Berwick Bassett
9-17
10
Blackland
17-27
11
Calne - Introduction
27-34
12
Calne - The town to c.1800
34-41
13
Calne - The town in the 19th century
41-44
14
Calne - The town in the 20th century
44-51
15
Calne - Calne outside the town
51-64
16
Calne - Manors and other estates
64-79
17
Calne - Economic history
79-94
18
Calne - Local government
94-100
19
Calne - Parliamentary representation
100-101
20
Calne - Churches
101-109
21
Calne - Roman catholicism
109
22
Calne - Protestant nonconformity
109-111
23
Calne - Education
111-114
24
Calne - Charities for the poor
114-116
25
Bowood
116-123
26
Calstone Wellington
123-135
27
Cherhill
135-146
28
Compton Bassett
146-159
29
Heddington
159-172
30
Yatesbury
172-181
31
Index - A-J
182-195
32
Index - K-Z
195-203
33
List of contributors to the Wiltshire V.C.H. appeal fund
204