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| | A bibliography of local history in Abingdon A-F |
 | | At the dissolution, the Abbey at Abingdon was one of the six wealthiest in England. |
 | | Samuels: tried at the assizes held at Abingdon, in and for the county of Berks, on Tuesday the 14th of July, 1818, relating to a toll claimed by the corporation of Newbury: To which is added the documentary evidence produced on the trial, obtained from the records of the tower, andc. |
 | | Excavation for the Abingdon bypass revealed at Sugworth, SW of Oxford, a dissected terrace, the Sugworth Bench, covered by a pebbly clay resembling the 'Plateau Drift' or 'Northern Drift' of the Cotswolds. |
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