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Exeter: The Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1986. Journal. Very Good. Paperback. In very good condition. Contents include: Monasticism in an age of revolution; Bounds of the Borough of Totnes; Sir John Speke and his Chapel in Exeter Cathedral; Poor Relief in Chulmleigh in the early C18; Cockfighting in the C18 & 19, from popularity to suppression; Site and settlement on Throwleigh Common; Heaven family of Lundy 1836-1916; Bideford's first policeman; Oxford Movement and ritualist reform in the Devon parish of Woodbury; Goldsmiths and Silversmiths of Plymouth c.1600-1800..

Exeter: The Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1988. Journal. Very Good. Paperback. In very good condition, cover has some mild shelfwear. Contents include: The Devon Lieutenancy; Indulgences in the Diocese of Exeter 1100-1536; Women of Devon 1536-1549; Influence of Wimbleball Lake on river water temperatures; Prose and poetry of Frances Bellerby; Bickleigh Mill on the River Meavy; Dandelions of Devon; Prehistoric tin extraction on Dartmoor, a reply to Andrew Fleming; Life in the South Hams in WW2; Heat and hydrothermal circulation in Devon; Two fleas (Siphonaptera) to the Lundy List; Distribution of plant species and vegetation on the saltmarsh in the Otter Estuary at Budleigh Salterton; Sourton Tors Iceworks..

Exeter: The Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1993. Journal. Very Good. Paperback. In very good condition, one corner creased and a little marking to back cover. Contents include: 100 years of the National Trust; Stephen Reynolds, Sidmouth's adopted son; Rousdon, a Victorian enterprise; Some agarics and boletes of east Devon; Devonshire Batts, the whetstone mining industry and community of Blackborough, in the Blackdown Hills; Hon. Robert Edward Clifford, a Devon map collector and military cartographer; Image of Dartmoor; Standing stones of Exmoor; Boundary of Hound Tor Manor; Ralegh, through the voice of Bess Throckmorton, his wife; Development of Dartmouth Millpond to 1846..

Exeter: The Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1979. Journal. Good. Paperback. Internally in very good condition, cover has foxing and some shelfwear. Contents include: Bishop Trelawney and the Office of Rural Dean; Bedload discharge in a small Devon stream; Stephen Reynolds; Post-Prehistoric structures of central North Dartmoor; Dissolution of the Chantries in Devon 1546-8; Moorland Plym, a reassessment; Supplementary notes on the ancient stone crosses of Devon; Henry IV & John Hawley, privateer, 1399-1408; Church geology..