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Robert W. Dunning

Born 1938

16 works

1962–2013 across 16 dated works

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Social and economic change among the northern Ojibwa1962
Courtauld house: the history of a tradition1964
Local sources for the young historian1973
Christianity in Somerset1976

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A history of Somerset1978
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Arthur: the king in the west1988
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A Somerset miscellany2005
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Somerset and Avon1980
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Local sources for the young historian1973
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Bridgwater: history and guide1993
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Glastonbury: history and guide1994
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Arthur the king in the west2010
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Victorian and Edwardian Somerset from old photographs1977
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Christianity in Somerset1976
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Church accounts 1457-15592013
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Wells Cathedral: "the Minster beside the great spring called Wiela"2005
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Somerset Maps (Somerset Record Society)1981
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Courtauld house: the history of a tradition1964
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Social and economic change among the northern Ojibwa1962
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A History of the county of Somerset1985
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