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Step into the heart of Victorian Britain through the meticulous pages of The Publications Of The Harleian Society (Volume XXIV). Here, the past breathes. This essential volume, a cornerstone among genealogical society publications, gathers rare parish register compilations and 19th-century British documents, opening a window onto the lives, families, and communities that shaped a nation. Unrivalled in its depth, this historical records collection is a trusted resource for historians and genealogists, as well as anyone captivated by British ancestry research. Each entry is a testament to the…mehr

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Step into the heart of Victorian Britain through the meticulous pages of The Publications Of The Harleian Society (Volume XXIV). Here, the past breathes. This essential volume, a cornerstone among genealogical society publications, gathers rare parish register compilations and 19th-century British documents, opening a window onto the lives, families, and communities that shaped a nation. Unrivalled in its depth, this historical records collection is a trusted resource for historians and genealogists, as well as anyone captivated by British ancestry research. Each entry is a testament to the society's dedication to preserving family history archives and UK historical societies' legacies. From the everyday to the extraordinary, these records illuminate the threads connecting generations, offering clarity and context for archival research and family discoveries. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. More than a reference, it is a cultural artefact: an invitation to explore British genealogy, deepen your understanding of Victorian era records, and enrich your own story with the echoes of the past.
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The author of the "Gesta Romanorum," an anonymous cleric from late 13th or early 14th century England or Germany, masterfully compiled this timeless anthology. Their work, blending moralistic tales with historical and mythological elements, reflects the deep Christian ethos of the medieval era. Though their identity remains a mystery, their influence endures in the rich narrative tradition they helped shape, impacting generations of storytellers and readers alike.