The Guilds of the City of London 1947 - Collins

The Guilds of the City of London 1947 - Collins

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The Guilds of the City of London 1947 - CollinsTitle: The Guilds of the City of London Author: Sir Ernest Pooley Publisher: Collins Publication Date: 1947 Format: Hardcover Condition: This book is in a fair condition for its age. The spine is missing, the boards are worn and the pages are browning. Reader's note This brilliant book would be the perfect addition to any historian's library! Read on and find out about the guilds throughout history and how they started The livery guilds of London,

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