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Reports of the Barrow Committee: Devonshire Association

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The Devonshire Association

The Barrow Committee of the Devonshire Association reported to the Association on barrows and other ancient remains, and the numbered reports appear in its Report and Transactions. The Library holds Nos. 37 and 39 to 73. Nos. 37 to 69 (1918 to 1950) are by R. Hansford Worth, and Nos. 70 to 73 (1952 to 1958) are by Dixon.

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“There, sir, that's the greatest improvement I ever made on your property. I took in more than half an acre and made the fence straight ;" adding, with half a sigh, " Ah ! we can't do that now ; Duchy 's too strict”

Rev. Treasurer Hawker, Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association, vol. 12 (1880), 1880

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