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1. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk › history-heritageLincolnshire Archives – Lincolnshire County Council

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   We provide access to resources that can be used to research history and culture in Lincolnshire. You can use our search room to consult: original archives; microfilm resources; library material relating to the county; We hold records from the former Lindsey, Kesteven and Holland county councils. We also hold records from Lincoln Diocesan Record ...

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2. www.lincolnshirearchives.org.ukLincolnshire Archives: CalmView

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   Welcome to the Lincolnshire Archives online catalogue. We look after over 900 years of the county's history. Discover more about the records we collect and preserve and how to access them. Explore the collections we hold including the Diocese of Lincoln, Church of England parishes, other religious denominations, landed estates, businesses ...

3. www.allenarchaeology.co.uk › wp-content › uploadsThe Industrial Revolution in Lincolnshire. Part 1: Manure!

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   Fig 1: 1851 census information for Lincolnshire. Superphosphate! Essentially the first of the chemical manures, the invention of superphosphate is, as with almost everything, somewhat controversial. The use of bone dust as a fertilizer in the UK is thought to date to the 18thcentury. A possibly apocryphal story about this use attributes it to ...

4. storylincs.co.ukKeith - the storyteller - Keith Butters Keith Butters ...

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   Telephone Keith on 01 507 466 436. or send a message…. Your name. Your email. Subject. Your message and telephone number. Keith Butters a storyteller based in Lincolnshire. Myths and legends from Lincolnshire and all over the world. Stories for grown ups and children.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Mill_on_the_FlossThe Mill on the Floss - Wikipedia

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   The Mill on the Floss. The Mill on the Floss is a novel by English author George Eliot, first published in three volumes on 4 April 1860 by William Blackwood and Sons. The first American edition was published by Harper & Brothers, Publishers, New York. Plaque in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, noting it as the model for St Ogg's: "one of those old ...

6. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk › lincsarchivesLincolnshire Archives – Lincolnshire County Council

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   The ticket is valid for four years. To book a table within the search room and order up to a maximum of six documents in advance email archive.bookings@lincolnshire.gov.uk. You will need to include within your email: You can also call 01522 782040 and ask to speak to the search room staff.

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   How do I get a search ticket in Lincolnshire?

   • You can get one of these on arrival by bringing with you some identification showing your address and signature. The ticket is valid for four years. To book a table within the search room and order up to a maximum of six documents in advance email archive.bookings@lincolnshire.gov.uk.

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   Where can I find historical records of the Diocese of Lincoln?

   • We also hold records from Lincoln Diocesan Record Office. We have collections of national and international significance, such as the Bishops Rolls and Registers. These date from 1214 and form the core historical records of the diocese of Lincoln. Our search room is open from 10am to 4pm, Tuesday to Friday and the first Saturday of each month.

   Lincolnshire Archives – Lincolnshire County Council

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   How long is a Lincolnshire search ticket valid for?

   • The ticket is valid for four years. To book a table within the search room and order up to a maximum of six documents in advance email archive.bookings@lincolnshire.gov.uk. You will need to include within your email: You can also call 01522 782040 and ask to speak to the search room staff.

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   Who does Pamela meet while at Lincolnshire?

   • While at Lincolnshire, Pamela meets the chaplain Mr. Williams, who, despite depending on Mr. B to make a living, is nevertheless willing to do what he can to help Pamela escape. They exchange letters in secret using a hiding place in the garden that Mrs. Jewkes doesn’t know about.

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8. www.litcharts.com › lit › pamelaPamela by Samuel Richardson Plot Summary | LitCharts

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   At Lincolnshire, Pamela must endure the cruel Mrs. Jewkes, who always watches Pamela, even forcing her to sleep in the same bed and locking the door at night. Pamela wants to escape and see her parents, but she can’t even send letters to them, so she begins keeping a journal instead.