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Books

Rev.elations from old Parish Magazines. Compiled and edited by Rosemary and Tony Jewers. Foreword by H.R.H.The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

This 150 page A5 book is based on articles written by parsons. It gives a good insight into the life style and conditions between 1908 to 1933. A good read for everyone, and an ideal Christmas or Birthday present.

When Rosemary Jewers inherited a collection of old parish magazines from her parents, she had no idea that she wa unearth a treasure-trove of fascinating reading.s about to be