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Annex C -
Bibliography
The following sources, all in the Coventry and Warwickshire Collection
of the City of Coventry Libraries, Art Gallery and Museums Department,
were amongst those consulted during the preparation of the 1961 edition:
- Aston, John 1817. Warwickshire . Coventry
- Cox, J. Charles 1930. Warwickshire , 3rd edition, revised by Philip B.
Chatwin. London.
- Craven, W. 1866. A Catalogue of the Pictures
at Combe Abbey, Warwickshire. The Seat of William, Earl of
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- Dugdale, W. 1656/1730. The Antiquities of
Warwickshire, 1656; second edn .
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5, 582-6. London
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The Midland Counties Herald
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printed (Coventry). Reprinted from The Coventry Herald , 6 April 1934.
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Mallory . Harvard University Press
- Band, Hatton and Co. (Printed 1923). Catalogue for sale of Coombe
Abbey Estate . 17 August 1923 and 23 August 1923.
Coventry
- Lovett, George & Sons 1923. Catalogue for sale of
Remaining valuable Contents of the Mansion
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- Niven, W. 1878. Illustrations of old
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foundations of the church and of "scores" of burials.
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1908.
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The following additional sources were amongst those consulted during the
preparation of the on-line revised edition of 2004:
- Coventry Evening Telegraph, 1964 to 1966.
Articles and advertisements relating to the sale, purchase, restoration and
re-opening of Coombe Abbey
- Coventry Standard, 1964 to 1966. Articles and
advertisements relating to the sale, purchase, restoration and re-opening of
Coombe Abbey
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Abbey . Privately printed. Coventry
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