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• Monton (links | edit)
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• Anglican doctrine (links | edit)
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• History of the Episcopal Church (United States) (links | edit)
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• 1662 in England (links | edit)
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• Thomas Vincent (minister) (links | edit)
• Edward Harley (Parliamentarian) (links | edit)
• History of University College London (links | edit)
• My Song Is Love Unknown (links | edit)
• History of Southampton (links | edit)
• Puritan's Pit (links | edit)
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• St Matthew Friday Street (links | edit)
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• The Roses of Eyam (links | edit)
• Kedington (links | edit)
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• Conventicle (links | edit)
• Regency Act 1830 (links | edit)
• Upper Chapel (links | edit)
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• 17th century in Wales (links | edit)
• Greenacres, Greater Manchester (links | edit)
• Ezekiel Hopkins (links | edit)
• Royal Berkshire Militia (links | edit)
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• Samuel Jones (academy tutor) (links | edit)
• The Holy Eucharist: Rite Two (links | edit)
• William Bagshaw (links | edit)
• Succession to the Crown Act 1707 (links | edit)
• Common Informers Act 1951 (links | edit)
• The Anglican Service Book (links | edit)
• St Mary Magdalen, Milk Street (links | edit)
• High Pavement Chapel (links | edit)
• Samuel Jones (nonconformist) (links | edit)
• History of education in England (links | edit)
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