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‘TO BEG A TREE AND TARRY HIS PLEASURE TO ASSIGN IT TO ME’ — THE ROLES OF LORDS, LANDLORDS AND TENANTS IN HOUSE BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENT

Pamela SlocombeWiltshire Buildings RecordCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 32-37 | Published online: 02 Apr 2019

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Nat Alcock. (2020) Building a cob house in devon in 1461. Vernacular Architecture 51:1, pages 23-29.
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