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Trebarwith Strand and environs[edit]
Topics (Sp&) ~ Famas (Nov 2010)[edit]
- 1 Sp&
- Some places and environs: Trebarwith Strand
- Trebarwith Strand
- 2 Subsidiary articles
- Boscastle
- Bossiney
- Bossiney Haven
- Camelford
- Delabole
- Padstow
- Saint Materiana
- Tintagel
- Tintagel Castle
- Tintagel Old Post Office
- Trebetherick
- Treknow
- Trethevy
- Trevose Head
- Zennor
- 3 Some persons
- Denis
- Geoffrey of Monmouth
- Gorlois
- Igraine
- James Piers St Aubyn
- King Arthur
- Merlin
- Ralegh Radford
- Reginald de Dunstanville, 1st Earl of Cornwall
- Richard, 1st Earl of Cornwall
- Robert, Count of Mortain
- Sam Pollard
- Samuel Wallis
- Thomas Pitt, 2nd Baron Camelford
- Uther Pendragon
- 4 Subsidiary articles
- Historia Regum Britanniae
- Tintagel (Bax)
- Saturday Review (London)
- 5 Subsidiary articles
- land, sea, rivers, waters.
- Brown Willy
- Bodmin Moor
- Gurnard's Head
- Port Isaac
- River Valency
- Rocky Valley
- River Camel
- Roughtor
- St Nectan's Kieve
- Valency Valley
- 6 Subsidiary articles
- Antiqua maneria
- Arthur stone
- St Michael's Mount
- FAMAS Nov 2010
- FAMAS volumes are being made available online for an indefinite time, short or long, for as many as will. Price and payment as quoted by PediaPress. Robert Johnstone is a member of Middle Temple, London (and of Lincoln's Inn ad eundem).