Strutt Library Pamphlets: works by John Charles Cox John Charles Cox: The treatment of our cathedral churches in the Victorian age: being the opening address of the architectural section at Dorchester. Published: London: Harrison, 1897. 36 pages John Charles Cox: Field names and their value, with a proposal for their systematic investigation. 9 pages. Read in the Antiquarian Section at the annual meeting of the Institute, at Cambridge, 12 Aug 1892. John Charles Cox: History of the church of the Holy Trinity, Edingale. Sold for the re-building fund. Published: Lichfield, Egginton and Brown, 1880. 23 pages. John Charles Cox: On an incised slab at Etwall church. 2 pages. Illustrated. John Charles Cox: Easter roll for the parish of Hope for the year 1658. 16 pages. Also: On two sepulchral slabs at Hope church, by J C Cox. 2 pages, illustrated. John Charles Cox: On a sepulchral slab discovered at Kedleston church. 3 pages. John Charles Cox: The church of Norbury. 24 pages. With frontispiece, plate, plan. Reprinted from the Derbyshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1903. John Charles Cox: A note on the restoration of Repton church. 6 pages, illustrated. John Charles Cox: Notes on the rectors of Staveley. 12 pages. From the Derbyshire Archaeology and Natural History Society Journal. Vol 5, 1883. John Charles Cox: On the Tutbury horn. 8 pages. John Charles Cox: On the manor house of South Wingfield. A paper read to the Royal Archaeological Institute, when visiting the Manor House, on 30 Jul 1885. 14 pages. John Charles Cox: Minute book of the Wirksworth Presbyterian classis, 1651-1658. With introduction and notes. Published: London and Derby, Bemrose and Sons, 1880. 90 pages. From the Derbyshire Archaeology and Natural History Society Journal volume 2, Jan 1880. John Charles Cox: Some notes on the family of Shireburne of Stonyhurst. 18 pages. Reprinted from the Archaeological Journal, Mar 1899. John Charles Cox: William Stapleton and the pilgrimage of grace. 28 pages. Reprinted from the transactions of the East Riding Antiquarian Society, vol 10, 1902. John Charles Cox: The Irish church: a lecture delivered by John Charles Cox of Hazlewood, on Friday evening, 13 Nov 1868 at Duffield; being a churchman's reasons for its disestablishment and disendowment. C R Colvile in the chair. Published: Chesterfield, J B White, "Courier" Office, 1868. 33 pages. 19th cent