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First Name:	Daines
Surname:	Barrington
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Articles/Chapters:

Title	Role	Year of Publication
An account of certain remarkable pits or caverns in the earth, in the county of Berks.	Author	1785
An historical disquisition on the game of chess.	Author	1789
Mr. Pegge's observations on the growth of the vine in England considered and answered.	Author	1775
Observations on Cæsar's invasion of Britain, and more particularly his passage across the Thames.	Author	1773
Observations on St. Justin's (or Justinian's) tomb.	Author	1779
Observations on a picture by Zuccaro from Lord Falkland's collection, supposed to represent the game of primero.	Author	1787
Observations on patriarchal customs and manners.	Author	1779
Observations on the Apamean medal.	Author	1777
Observations on the Corbridge altars.	Author	1775
Observations on the Grey Weathers in Berkshire, and the crypts in Canterbury Cathedral.	Author	1787
Observations on the Welsh castles.	Author	1770
Observations on the antiquity of card-playing in England.	Author	1787
Observations on the earliest introduction of clocks.	Author	1779
Observations on the practice of archery in England.	Author	1785
Observations on the vitrified walls of Scotland.	Author	1782
On the expiration of the Cornish language.	Author	1775
On the origin of the arms belonging to the two honourable societies of the Inner and Middle Temple; the pegasus and the holy lamb.	Author	1789
On the progress of gardening.	Author	1785
On the term Lavant.	Author	1777
Particulars relative to a human skeleton, and the garments that were found thereon when dug out of a bog at the foot of Drumkeragh, a mountain in the county of Down and barony of Kinalearty, on Lord Moira's estate, in the autumn of 1780.	Author	1785
Some account of two musical instruments used in Wales.	Author	1775
Thomas Morell honoratissimo viro.	Author	1779

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