CHRISTMAS STORIES AND SHEET MUSIC

At Christmas by Edgar Guest, Bell's Ringing at Christmas. Is There a Santa Claus by Francis Pharcellus Church, Crosscuts from the Yule Log, Carillons at Christmas Famous American Bell Towers, The Small One: A Story for Christmas, Christmas at the Turn of the Century, Goin' Christmas Shoppin' Way Back When, Once Upon a Christmas in the Long-Ago, Christmas with Charles Dickens, Jingle Bells, The Story of the Three Kings, and The Royal Line of Succession: With Genealogical Tales.

7" X 9"


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Image 1:



THE
SMALL ONE
nce upon
the of the
with
A STORY FOR CHRISTMAS
in the
Century
Long-Ago
AT
CROSSCUTS
CHRISTMAS
RINGING AT CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS
Way
Back
When
ROYAL LINE
THE
SUCCESSION
WITH GENEALOGICAL TABLES
Francis Pharcellus Church
BY PATRICK W. MONTAGUE-SMITH
THE
SMALL
ONE
nce
upon
the
of the
with
Charles
A
STORY
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Chree
in
the
Century
Long-Ago
AT
CROSSCUTS
CHRISTMAS
RINGING
AT
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS
in
Way
Back
When
ROYAL
LINE
THE
SUCCESSION
WITH
GENEALOGICAL
TABLES
Garillons
at
American
Bell
Santa
Francis
Pharcellus
Church
BY
PATRICK
W.
MONTAGUE-SMITH

Image 2:



his little volume written more than
doing more
sacred Gospel!
for
EVENT was the
ose who owned
embarrassing
ance
very
much restricted
men
Some
dreamed
they
had
their
would
burning
his little
volume
written
century
other
literature
penned by the
of man
except the
at
the Church
doing
more
credited
sacred
Gospel!
for
Christmas
Girl
was
the
ose
owned
embarrassing
Aswe
joyously
believe
celebrate
the
ance
borrowed
Since
1642
some
leaned
pre-Christian
pagan
the
very
much
restricted
important holiday
early
medieval
holiday

Image 3:



THE HOUSES OF NORMANDY * BLOIS * AND ANJOU (PART I)
(Afterwards Known As Plantagenet)
declared
drowned Henry in I's the only White son,
William, Ship, Henry was
a struggle to keep the Crown against Matilda
and her son, Henry of Anjou. By the Treaty
his
daughter,
the
Empress
of Wallingford, in II53, Stephen was allowed
Matilda, to be the heir At his death, how-
to remain King for life,
but lost succession
ever, Stephen of Blois (his maternal nephew
for his son in
favour of Henry. Henry
whom he had brought up) claimed the Crown
accordingly
succeeded, and founded the
and was upheld as
THE
HOUSES
OF
NORMANDY *
ANJOU
(PART
I)
(Afterwards
Known
As
Plantagenet)
declared
drowned
Henry
in
I's
the
only
White
son,
William,
Ship,
Henry
was
a struggle
to
keep
the
Crown
against
Matilda
and
her
son,
Henry
of
Anjou.
By
the
Treaty
his
daughter,
the
Empress
of Wallingford,
in
Stephen
was
allowed
Matilda,
to
be
the
At
his
death,
how-
to
remain
King
for
life,
but
lost
succession
ever,
Stephen
of
Blois
(his
maternal
nephew
for
his
son
in
favour
of
Henry.
Henry
whom
he
had
brought
up)
claimed
the
Crown
accordingly
succeeded,
and
founded
the
and
was
upheld
as



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