Introduction to the Sussex Domesday

Summary

Introduction to the Sussex Domesday is a scholarly chapter^[1].

Key Facts

• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday authored J. Horace Round^[2].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday authored Louis Francis Salzman^[3].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[4].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's page is recorded as 351-386^[5].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's publication date is recorded as +1905-00-00T00:00:00Z^[6].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's main subject is recorded as Domesday Book^[7].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's main subject is recorded as Sussex in the High Middle Ages^[8].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's work available at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/details/victoriahistoryosus01page/page/351/mode/1up^[9].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+36'}^[10].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's published in is recorded as The Victoria County History of the County of Sussex. Vol. I^[11].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's title is recorded as Introduction to the Sussex Domesday^[12].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as Some early Sussex Charters^[13].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as The Domesday ‘Manor’^[14].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as Note on the early History of Rotherfield Church^[15].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as Some early Grants to Lewes Priory^[16].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as The Bishops of Chichester, from Stigand to Sherborne (Continued in SAC Vol 29)^[17].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as Note on the Sussex Domesday^[18].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as The Hundred of Swanborough^[19].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as Notes on Old Sussex Families^[20].
• Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's cites work is recorded as The Castles of the Conquest^[21].

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Designation and Status

Introduction to the Sussex Domesday's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[4].