Sketch of the History of Bolsover and Peak Castles by the Rev.
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1785.

A Narrative of what passed at the Revolution House at Whittington in the Year 1688, by H. Rooke, Esq. Nottingham. 1788.

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2 Derwent; an Ode. 4to.

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An Answer to the "Observations" of Mr. Geach, and to the "Cursory "Remarks" of Mr. Alcock, &c. by Dr. Saunders. 8vo. London.

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