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    Author: BROWNE (George Forrest)

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    BROWNE (George Forrest), successively Bishop of Stepney and of Bristol. Boniface of Crediton and his companions. Based on lectures delivered in the Cathedral Church of Bristol in 1906, pp. x. ÷ 372. pates and facsimiles. 80. London and Erightor, 1910.

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    Author: BROWNE (George Forrest)

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    BROWNE (George Forrest) successively Bishop of Stepney and of Bristol. The Contixiuity of the Holy Catholic Church in England, etc. (The Church Historical Society [Publicationh1, VIII.) pp. 50. 160. London, 1906.

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    Author: BROWNE (George Forrest)

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    50e30 BROWNE (George Forrest), successively Bishop of Stepney and of Bristol. Echt—Forbes family charters, 1345-.1727, records pf the forest of Birst, notarial signs, 926—1786. [Edited by the Right Rev. G..F.Browne. Edinburgh and London, 1923. See FORBES, Family of, of Echt..

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    Author: BROWNE (George Forrest)

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    f MXQ4 Bro BROWNE (George Forrest), sucessively Bisho of Stpey arid of Bristol. On some antiquities in the neighbourhood of ]Dunecht House Aberdeenshire. pp. 170., 63 plates;. Cambridge, 1921.

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    Author: BROWNE (George Forrest)

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    DEPOSITORY BROWNE (George Forrest)9 successively ishop Of Stepney and of Bristoi On some inscriptions and supposed inscriptions:— Wilne, Monkwearmouth, Jarrow, Hawkswell. (1?roni the Cambridge Antiquarian Society’ s Commuunicat.ions, Vol. VI.) pp. i6. plates. 8°. (Cambridge,] 1884.

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    Author: BROWNE (George Forrest)

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    BROWNE (George Forrest), successively Bishop of St,epney and of Bristol. See GAUSSEN (W.F.A.) Memorials of a short life: a bograph— ical sketch of W. F. A. Gaussen with essa.ys on Russian life and literature. Edited by G. F. Browne, London, 1895.

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