A summary of all the religious houses in England and Wales, with their titles and valuations at the time of their dissolution, and a calculation of what they might be worth at this day. Together with an appendix concerning the several religious orders that prevail'd in this kingdom... / [Anon].

Date:: 1717

Credit: A summary of all the religious houses in England and Wales, with their titles and valuations at the time of their dissolution, and a calculation of what they might be worth at this day. Together with an appendix concerning the several religious orders that prevail'd in this kingdom... / [Anon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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