Monasticon eboracense: and the ecclesiastical history of Yorkshire
Subtitle: containing an account of the first introduction and progress of Christianity in that diocese, untill the end of William the Conqueror's reign.  Also the description of the situation, fabric, times of endowments of all churches, collegiate, conventual, parochial, or of peculiar jurisdiction; and of other religious places in that district, and to whose memory they were dedicated.  Together with an account of such monuments and inscriptions as are worthy of notice, as well as of the rise, progress, establishment, privileges, and suppression of each order, religious or military, fixed therein.  With the catalogues of all the abbots, and other superiors of those places, and of all the patrons, rectors, vicars, cantarists, etc. of each church, chapel, etc. from the earliest account, down to the present time...
By: by John Burton, M.D.
Publisher: Printed for the author, by N. Nickson, in Coffee-Yard
Published: 1758
Place of publication: York, [England]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 448
Subjects: Monasticism and religious orders -- England -- Yorkshire -- History.; Monasteries -- England -- Yorkshire -- History.; Yorkshire (England) -- Church history.
Notes: Numerous errors in paging.

The author intended a second volume, but this was never published. --Cf. Pref. and Dict. of nat. biogr.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Gift; D.D.C. Chambers; 2000.

TRIR copy: maps wanting.
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