The Wapentake Of Wirral A History Of The Royal Franchise Of The Hundred And Hundred Court Of Wirral In Cheshire With An Appendix Containing A List Of The Officers And Lords Of The Hundred From The Fourteenth Century A Series Of Leases Of The Hundred Fr

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