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Journal of the Devon History Society.

Contents:

• Tracing the boundaries of the Borough of Bovey Tracey from Saxon Times to the present, Frances Billinge
• Working class housing in Victorian Plymouth: from slum to council house. Part 1: slums and artisans? dwellings, Ann Bond
• The NHS at Poltimore House, Julia Neville
• George Ridd, Exonian lithographer: the Hastings Years, Jenny Ridd
• The Rector and the Revolution: the story of the Reverend Stephen Weston, Rector of Hempston Parva, Devon, and the French Revolution, Malcolm Ross
• St George?s Chapel, Windsor, and South Molton Parsonage in the sixteenth century, Jeremy Sims
• Branscombe 1280-1340: an East Devon manor before the Black Death, John Torrance
• Reviews:
• Harold Fox (2012) Dartmoor’s Alluring Uplands: Transhumance and Pastoral Management in the Middle Ages (Phil Newman)
• Tom Greeves and Phil Newman (2011) The Great Courts of Devon Tinners 1510 and 1710 (Robert Rowland)
• Hazel Harvey (20 11) The Story of Exeter (Julia Neville)
• Andrew Jones (2010) Victorian North Devon: a social history (Greg Finch)
• Laura Quigley (2011) The Devil Comes ti Dartmoor: The Haunting True Story of Mary Howard. Devons ‘Demon Bride’ (Paul Auchterlonie)
• Rosemary Smith and Harland Walshaw (2011) The Houses of Lympstone (Roger Brien)
• Myrtle Ternstrom (2010) The Lords of Lundy (Brian Le Messurier)
• E.H.T Whitten (2009) Bonehill: Evolution of of a Dartmoor Hamlet (Greg Finch)
• Gerry Woodcock (2012) Tavistock’s Yesterdays 21 (Helen Harris)
• Correspondence from members and other information