Roodscreens and roodlofts . red, as they are, by the neglect andill-usage of centuries, and in many cases all but indecipherable. The writer owes special thanksto the many kind friends who have helped him in the task of securing these copies. To the monksof Buckfast Abbey, to the Vicars of Portlemouth, Kenton, Plymtree, Tor Brian, and Ipplepen, to theRev. E. C. Long, of Wolborough, to Miss Cargill. of Chudleigh, he gratefully acknowledges no smalldebt. Some of the drawings are taken from excellent photographs by Mr. John Stabb, of Very Rev. Prior McAdam, , of Swanage, gave th

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Roodscreens and roodlofts . red, as they are, by the neglect andill-usage of centuries, and in many cases all but indecipherable. The writer owes special thanksto the many kind friends who have helped him in the task of securing these copies. To the monksof Buckfast Abbey, to the Vicars of Portlemouth, Kenton, Plymtree, Tor Brian, and Ipplepen, to theRev. E. C. Long, of Wolborough, to Miss Cargill. of Chudleigh, he gratefully acknowledges no smalldebt. Some of the drawings are taken from excellent photographs by Mr. John Stabb, of Very Rev. Prior McAdam, , of Swanage, gave the photograph of the interesting fragmentof the Whitford screen. But it would be impossible to particularise all the kind friends, many ofthem only known through correspondence, who have contributed to make the series as completeas possible, and have so greatly lightened the writers task. To one and all he tenders warmestthanks. D. B. C. w ir y, > t-^ tj H w ^ « ;i: K-N u H y tn n c Q =.

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