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XVI.—On the great Almery for relics of late in the Abbey Church of Selby, with notes on some other receptacles for relics
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 November 2011
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One of the greatest disasters that has befallen an important historical monument in this country for over half a century was the burning of the Abbey Church of Selby in the early hours of the 20th of October last.
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