A brief declaration of the severall passages in the treaty concerning the surrender of the garrison of Lundy, now under the command of Thomas Bushell Esq; Governor thereof for his Majestie. London.
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Boswell, H.
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Lysons, D and Lysons, S.
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Chrymes, Lt RN.
Journal of the time I spent on the Island of Lundy, in the years 1752 and 1787 by a Gentleman. North Devon Magazine, 2, 51-62. Quoting 'Journal of 1787'.
Steinman, G Steinman.
Some account of the Island of Lundy. Collectanea Topographica et Genaelogica, Volume 4. Reprinted Nottingham: The Offset Press, 1947. 1000 copies.
Oliver, G and Jones, P (eds).
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Sale of an island.. Leisure Hour, 194 (13 September), 581-58.
Report of the Select Committee in 1858 on harbours of refuge. Vol 2.
Gosse, P H.
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Chanter, J R.
A history of Lundy Island descriptive and historical with notices. Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, 553-610.
Chanter's (J R) Lundy Island. Academy, 12 (July-December), 214.
Chanter's monograph of Lundy Island. Athenaeum, 2602 (8 September), 296.
Chanter, J R.
Lundy Island: a Monograph, Descriptive and Historical; with Notices of its Distinguishing Features in Natural History. London: Cassell, Petter and Galpin. Reprinted 1997, Appledore: Westwell Publishing.
Heaven, A A.
Out egging: a tale of Lundy Island. After Work, 4 (5 May), 98-101.
Heaven, A A.
Lundy Island. Chambers Journal, 172 (30 April), 251-53.
Heaven, A A.
Lundy Island. Social Review, 1 March, 25-6. Reprinted in British Temperance Review.
Wilkins, C.
Lundy Island and the pirate de Marisco. Extract from Tales and sketches of Wales, 1st series, pages 117-18.
Heaven, A A.
A summer day on Lundy Island. Unidentified periodical article.
Telegraphs, Lundy Island. Post Office Circular, May, 90.
'Leicestershire Lady'.
The adventures of a visit to and scenes on Lundy Island. Leamington: J Beck. ?Miss Fulshaw.
Crespi, Dr.
Lundy Island. Scientific Gossip, July.
Podmore, P S M.
A night on Lundy Island. North Walsham: E J Denny.
Ilfracombe and Lundy. Gentlemans's Magazine, 267 (November), 511-25.
Page, J L W.
The Coasts of Devon and Lundy Island: Their Towns, Villages, Scenery, Antiquities and Legends etc. London: Horace Cox. Lundy pages 184-243.
Davenport, H S.
A visit to Lundy. The Field, 6 November.
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Lundy Island. Scottish Geographical Magazine, July.
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Lundy island granite quarries. The Quarry and Builders' Merchant, 4, 435-6. [original entry by Chris Webster, 02/04/2006]
Griffith, J.
Edward II in Glamorgan: the story of the downfall of the first Prince of Wales. London: W H Roberts. Lundy at pages 49-57, 195-201.
Pilsbury, R L.
Visit to Lundy island. New England Magazine, 31 (October), 153-59.
Birnage, A.
A clerical Robinson Crusoe: beautiful but isolated Lundy and its uncrowned king. Good Words, November, 57-61.
Particulars and conditions of sale of the very romantic and historically interesting Lundy Island, 25th September, 1906. London: Osborn and Mercer.
Bastin, S L.
An island owned by a clergyman: a sketch of Lundy Island. St Paul's Exeter Parish Magazine, 202-205.
Johnson, A E.
The isle of the puffin. Wide World Magazine, 17 (July), 396-404.
Page, W.
A history of Devonshire, volume 1. London: Victoria County History.
Saint Claire, A.
A short history and illustrated guide to Lundy Island. Barnstaple: Henry Pincombe.
Methley, N T.
In the gates of the Atlantic: an island home. Country Home, October, 17-21.
Rhys, E.
The South Wales coast from Chepstow to Aberystwth. London: T Fisher Unwin. Lundy pages 175-182.
Noyes, A.
Tales of the Mermaid Tavern. Edinburgh: William Blackwood. Lundy pages 188-216.
Church plate committe: 6th report, the church plate of Lundy. Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, 47, 154-55.
Jukes, H W.
Lundy Island, Descriptive and Illustrated.
Chope, R P.
Lundy Island- review of L R W Loyd, Lundy, its history and natural history. Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, 13, 361-67.
Loyd, L R W.
Lundy: Its History and Natural History. London: Longmans Green.
Lundy Album: June 1926. Photograph album of 32 pages. Probably by John Kearton.
Winmill, C C.
Report on Marisco Castle. Society for the Preservation of Ancient Buildings.
Lundy church 1244. Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, 16:8, 373-74.
Montague, L A D.
Flint implements on Lundy. Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, 16, 257-59, 341.
Gough, J W.
The Superlative Prodigall. A life of Thomas Bushell. Bristol: J W Arrowsmith, for University of Bristol.
Nolan, J.
My adventures on Lundy. Wide World, July-August, 267-74, 395-402. Fictionalised account of visit to Lundy in 1935.
Sherie, F.
Exposures extraordinary. Pearson's Magazine, September, 232-43.
Smyrk, J W.
Lundy. Ilfracombe. Many later editions e.g. 1946 4th; 1950, 6th.
Lord of Lundy. News Review, 7 January.
Leslie, M R.
Lundy's history as a pirate haven. Blue Peter, September.
Caldey and Lundy: two isles of the western seas. Great Western Railway Magazine, August, 331-32.
De Montmorency, H G F E.
A memorandum explaining the claim of the Morres family to bear the name of De Montmorency. Saffron Walden: Talbot Press. A reply to a chapter in John H Round's Feudal England with illustrations.
Kearton, J.
Visit to Lundy, June 1928. Photograph album of 38 pages.
Rogers, I.
Lundy Island. Bideford.
Cox, H.
Country Life, 16 December, 622-24. 10 plates.
Gade, F W.
Lundy. Ford Times, September, 564-67.
Perry, R.
Lundy, Isle of Puffins. London: Lindsay Drummond. Second edition 1946.
Powicke, F M.
The murder of Henry Clement and the pirates of Lundy island. History, March, 285-310. Reproduced in Ways of Mediaeval Life and Thought, 1949.
Milsom, C F.
878 and all that. Northam Parish Magazine, March-August.
Russell, P.
Fire beacons in Devon. Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, 87, 269.
Blackwell, A E.
Shipment of convicts to Lundy. Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, 27:8 (October), 216.
Blackwell, A E.
Review of 'Bushell and Harman of Lundy'. Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, 28:10 (July), 298.
Poynter, F N L (ed).
The journal of James Yonge, 1647-1721: Plymouth surgeon. London: Longman.
Ingram, H.
The historical geography of the island of Lundy in the Bristol Channel. Unpublished MSc thesis, University of London..
Lundy. Current Archaeology, 5, 110.
Lundy: the archaeology of an island that has been the haunt of pirates, smugglers and saints. Current Archaeology, 8, 196.
Thomas, C.
Lundy 1969. Current Archaeology, 16, 138-42.
Gardner, K S.
The Archaeology of Lundy: A Field Guide. Landmark Trust.
Thomas, J.
Lundy and Thomas Benson. Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, 33, 2.
Thomas, J.
Some notes on the administration of Lundy. Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, 108, 31-6.
Schmitz, CJ.
The granite quarries and mineral mines of Lundy. Bristol Industrial Archaeology Society Journal, 10, 23-6.
Thomas, J.
A history of Lundy from 1390 to 1775. Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, 110, 113-154.
Thomas, J.
Two Lundy notes. Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, 34, 120-21.
Bartlett, A.
A report of geophysical survey on Lundy Island.. Ancient Monuments Laboratory survey 20/78. Date of fieldwork 4-9 May, 4-6 September.
Orkneyinga Saga: The History of the Earls of Orkney. Harmondsworth: Peguin. ISBN 0140443835.
The loss of HMS Montague, Lundy 1906. Atworth: G M and R C Davis. ISBN 0950739103.
Dunmore, S.
The Castle in the Isle of Lundy. Report for the Department of the Environment.
Dunmore, S.
The castle in the isle of Lundy. Proceedings of the Devon Archaeological Society, 40, 153-62.
Hippesley Coxe, A D.
A book about smuggling in the West Country, 1700-1850. Padstow: Tabb House. ISBN 0907018327.
Langham, A F.
The Pirates of Lundy. Reigate: privately published.
Langham, M.
The Heaven family of Lundy 1836-1916. Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, 118, 93-121.
Smith, G.
Smuggling in the Bristol Channel 1700-1850. Newbury: Countryside Books. ISBN 1853060445.
Thackray, C.
The National Trust Archaeological Survey: Lundy Island, Devon. Cirencester: National Trust. 2 volumes, limited circulation.
1851 Census Surname Index 2: Abbotsham - Lundy. Plymouth: Devon Family History Society. ISBN 1871822041.
Marshall, G.
Another IA enigma. Bulletin of the Association for Industrial Archaeology, 19:3, 3. [original entry by Chris Webster, 02/04/2006]
Farrah, R W E.
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Schofield, A J.
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Ternstrom, M.
The Castle on the Island of Lundy: 750 years, 1244-1994. Cheltenham: privately published. ISBN 0952306204.
Thomas, C.
And Shall These Mute Stones Speak? Post-Roman Inscriptions in Western Britain. Cardiff: University of Wales Press. ISBN 0708311601.
Heath, R.
A Key to Stonehenge: A Holistic Look at the Relationships Between Stonehenge and the Sun, Moon and Earth, Together with the Geographic Siting of the Monument. St Dogmaels: Bluestone Press. ISBN 0952615118.
Lundy Island, historic landscape survey 1990-1996. Archaeology Review, 1996-7, 71-3. London: English Heritage.
Gardner, K S and Ternstrom, M S.
The giants' graves. A nineteenth-century discovery of human remains on the island of Lundy. Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, 129, 51-77.
Gardner, K S and Ternstrom, M S.
The Giants Graves: a nineteenth century discovery of human remains on the United Kingdom island of Lundy. Viking Heritage, 4, 8-9.
Ternstrom, M.
The ownership of Lundy by Sir Richard Grenville and his descendants, 1577-1775. Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, 130, 65-80.
Allan, J and Blaylock, S.
Medieval pottery and other finds from Pigs Paradise, Lundy. Proceedings of the Devon Archaeological Society, 63, 65-91. [original entry by Chris Webster, 15/05/2006]
Peter Rothwell and Myrtle Ternstron.
The Lundy Granite Company: An Industrial Adventure. Appledore: Westwell Publishing. [original entry by Chris Webster, 17/07/2007]