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Royle, E. (1997) The Church of England and Methodism in Yorkshire, c. 1750–1850: from Monopoly to Free Market. Northern History, 33. 137-161 doi:10.1179/007817297790175091

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TitleThe Church of England and Methodism in Yorkshire, c. 1750–1850: from Monopoly to Free Market
JournalNorthern History
AuthorsRoyle, E.Author
Year1997 (January)Volume33
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1179/007817297790175091Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceRoyle, E. (1997) The Church of England and Methodism in Yorkshire, c. 1750–1850: from Monopoly to Free Market. Northern History, 33. 137-161 doi:10.1179/007817297790175091
Plain TextRoyle, E. (1997) The Church of England and Methodism in Yorkshire, c. 1750–1850: from Monopoly to Free Market. Northern History, 33. 137-161 doi:10.1179/007817297790175091
In(n.d.) Northern History Vol. 33. Informa UK Limited

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