This book is a historical account of the church of St. John in Beverly, England from its founding in the 13th century through the mid-14th century. The text includes transcriptions of the chapter act book of the church during this time, providing insight into the daily activities and administration of the church community. This book is a valuable resource for historians and those interested in medieval religious institutions.

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