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64 ARTICLES FOUND IN THE SUSSEX ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS
Volume	Page	Title	Type
Page 4 of 4, (16 rows per page; 64 rows available)
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135, 1997	283	The Brighton Public Chess Room	SAC Article
136, 1998	149	'The First Architect of the World' in Brighton: Robert Adam, Marlborough House, and Mrs Fitzherbert	SAC Article
137, 1999	81	The course of the London to Brighton Roman Road south of Burgess Hill	SAC Article
139, 2001	191	Brighton's railway workers in the 1850s	SAC Article
140, 2002	97	Myth and reality in the representation of resorts: Brighton and the emergence of the "Prince and fishing village" myth 1770 - 1824	SAC Article
143, 2005	257	The role of Soldiers in the origins of Weslyan Methodism in Brighton and other towns on the Sussex Coast	SAC Article
144, 2006	0	A failed rehousing scheme in Brighton by the London Brighton and South Coast Railway	SAC Article
146, 2008	0	Brighton's Railway District in the mid-nineteenth century	SAC Article
65, 1924	260	Report from Local Secretary: Brighton	Report
66, 1925	238	Report from Local Secretary: Brighton	Report
73, 1932	204	Report from Local Secretary: Brighton	Report
119, 1981	227	Chimney-pieces at the Royal Pavilion, Brighton	Historical note
127, 1989	262	Aspects of Brighton’s Market Garden Industry	Historical note
127, 1989	241	Fieldwalking along the proposed route of the Brighton Bypass	Archaeological note

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