The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire
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The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire
Summary
The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire is a scholarly chapter[1].
Key Facts
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire authored Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — author (P50): Anthony Masinton[2].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's instance of is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — instance of (P31): scholarly chapter[3].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's page is recorded as 239-260[4].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's publication date is recorded as +2008-00-00T00:00:00Z[5].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's main subject is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — main subject (P921): Dissolution of the Monasteries[6].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's main subject is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — main subject (P921): Tudor period[7].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's main subject is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — main subject (P921): 16th century[8].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's main subject is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — main subject (P921): destruction[9].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+22'}[10].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's published in is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — published in (P1433): The Archaeology of Destruction[11].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's title is recorded as The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire[12].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): The Anglo-Saxon Cathedral at York and the Topography of the Anglian City[13].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): The Buildings of St Mary's Abbey, York and Their Destruction[14].
- The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's Google Scholar paper ID is recorded as 9206048697804491282[15].
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The Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire's instance of is recorded as Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor Yorkshire — instance of (P31): scholarly chapter[3].