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For Maps and Plans of this County, see Gough's " Maps, &c. No. 6. "and 23." 2 MANUSCRIPTS. REGISTRUM Cartarum Ecclesiæ de Evesham; a Copy by Mr. Tindal of the Cotton MS. Vespatian B. xxiv. folio. Statuta Ecclesiæ Cathedralis Wigorn. edita per Henricum VIII. |