Mediæval London, v. 1-2 / Vol. 2, Ecclesiastical (PDF)

Famous book on History and important facts and places of London with Illustrations

What's New in this Edition

• Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected. Variations in hyphenation and spelling remain unchanged except where in conflict with the index.
• The ancient documents reproduced, particularly in Appendix IX, contain abbreviations represented by symbols no longer in use. These have been represented by the tilde˜ .
• Lower case Latin numbers surmounted by xx (a score) are shown thus iiij?/?xx.
• The two genealogical trees in volume 3 chapter 19 have been supplemented with genealogical tables prepared by the transcriber.

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