- munimentum,
meaning a "fortification, bulwark,
defence or protection". Thus "
muniments of title"
means the
written evidence which a land
owner can use to defend...
- The
Westminster Abbey Muniments is a
collection of
muniments and m****cripts
comprising archives of
Westminster Abbey from the
tenth century to the present...
- Wells-Furby.
Catalogue of the
Medieval Muniments at
Berkeley Castle. pp. 546–8. Wells-Furby.
Catalogue of the
Medieval Muniments at
Berkeley Castle. p. 549. Wells-Furby...
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permitted a room
above the
cloisters which was used to
store the
abbey muniments. In the
south transept is the
chapel of St. Faith,
built c. 1250 as the...
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which the
townsfolk can
regulate their lives, and have
storerooms for
muniments.
These features became standard for town
halls across Europe. The 15th-century...
- repair. Guildford:
Surrey Record Society. 1961. Hand list of
deposited muniments (special collections) in the
County Record Office,
Kingston upon Thames:...
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United Kingdom,
which includes significant holdings of books, m****cripts,
muniments, and photographs. The
library collection contains over a
million volumes...
- claimant,
needed to
prove "devolution of title"
evidenced by
legal deeds or
muniments back up the
chain of
subinfeudations to a
holder whose title was beyond...
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historian and
scholar of
state papers and of
historical and
literary muniments Harry Brewis (born 1991),
English YouTube personality Harry Brook (born...
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Robert Douglas's
Peerage of Scotland. The
Muniments of the
Leslies of
Balquhain in
Aberdeen University. The
Muniments of the
Leslies of Warthill-at Warthill...
