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Cornish
War & Peace The Road to Victory and Beyond Author: Viv
Acton & Derek Carter Description: Glossy pictorial card covers, 168 pages, nice copy, the rear cover is creased, otherwise near fine. This is the story of Cornwall both during WW2 but also after the war. Cornwall was forever changed by the war, Cornish people married outsiders and went to live all over the world, spreading their love of Cornwall to far flung places. Soldiers from many parts of the world came to Cornwall to train, and these men took home a love of this quaint Duchy. Many have continued to return over the years. This book is not just about the operations in Cornwall, the radar stations and top secret communications bases, the airfields, or the many troops stationed behind Cornish hedges; this is the story about how the war affected locals and life in Cornwall. Item: UB0111 |
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Cornwall In Camera
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Description: Glossy pictorial card covers, 32 pages. 40 B&W photos from the Victorian era. Interesting little book that shows Cornwall in the late 1800s to early 1900s. Item: UB0112 |
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A Guide to Cornish
Place-Names With a List of Words Contained in Them Author: R.
Morton Nance Description: Card covers, 14 pages. Increasingly hard to find book and the book that started the current interest in Cornish place-names. Small but really crammed with information. Item: UB0113 |
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1000 Cornish Place Names
Explained Author: Julyan
Holmes Description: Glossy pictorial card covers, 40 pages. Small but quite thorough guide to the meanings of 1000 Cornish place names. Item: UB0114 |
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St. Ives
Author: Cyril Noall Description: Glossy pictorial card covers, 32 pages. 25 B&W photographs. Well-known local historian Cyril Noall condenses his vast knowledge into one compact book. Obviously this is just a brief look, but it is an excellent primer. Item: UB0115 |
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Images
of Cornwall Author: Alan
Bennett Description: Large format book with glossy pictorial card cover. 72 pages profusely illustrated throughout with old and often rare photographs, charts, and maps. Square spine and title on spine. This book looks at three centuries of experience and event through the themes of Methodism, mining and tourism to evoke powerful images of the history, traditions and cultural identity of Cornwall and its people. Item: UB0116 |
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Poems Chiefly Cornish
Author: A. L. Rowse Description: Brown cloth. Very good condition, no dust jacket 1st Edition, previous owner's name neatly written on FEP "Mary Williamson February 1944.". 78 pp. clean, tight & due to wartime restrictions on the importation of paper this is printed on hand-laid paper which has given page edges a slight ripple effect - this is NOT water damage! Well-known Cornish author A. L. Rowse here puts his pen to writing prose. Item: UB0117 |
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Index To Cornish
Nonconformist Registers At The P.R.O.
Compiler: L. W. L. Edwards Description: Hardback in maroon, gilt to spine, issued without a jacket. Large octavo, 138 pages plus 15 pages, text in typewriter type. Near mint copy, looks unread. Abstracted from registers in the Public Record Office. Edition limited to 500 copies. Compiled by L. W. L. Edwards compiled by a librarian & life member of The Society of Genealogists. Containing an index to baptisms & index to burials (excluding those of The Society of Friends) for Cornwall. A very useful finding aid indexed under surnames comprises separate lists for baptisms and burials. Entries take the form: surname followed by individual forenames with the year, and the chapel or circuit which made the record. These can then be used to obtain the full entry from the National Archives. Item: UB0118 |
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County
Churches Cornwall
Author: J. Charles Cox Illustrated throughout with B&W photographs and engravings. Fully indexed. Item: UB0119 |
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The Chapels And Curates Of
Market Jew Author: T.
Reynolds Description: Hard cover, dust jacket, 82 pages, B&W illustrations and photographs. Market Jew is one of the oldest continuously inhabited places in all of Cornwall, we now know it as Marazion. This book details the history of the church for the past 700 years in this community. Until the late 1800s, Marazion had no parish church, just a chapel, the parish church was at St. Hilary. The local people had to travel to St. Hilary or to St. Michael's Mount so in 1309 Marazion got a chapel of its own.. Item: UB0120 |
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