George Ayliffe Poole

Life

Works

• The Exile's Return; or a Cat's Journey from Glasgow to Edinburgh, a tale for children, Edinburgh, 1837.
• The Testimony of St. Cyprian against Rome, London, 1838.
• The Anglo-Catholic Use of Two Lights upon the Altar, for the signification that Christ is the very true Light of the World, stated and defended, London, 1840.
• The Life and Times of St. Cyprian, Oxford, 1840.
• On the present State of Parties in the Church of England, with especial reference to the alleged tendencies of the Oxford School to the Doctrines and Communion of Rome, London, 1841.
• The Appropriate Character of Church Architecture, Leeds, 1842; reissued in 1845 as ‘Churches: their Structure, Arrangement, and Decoration,’ London.
• Churches of Yorkshire, described and edited, 1842.
• A History of the Church in America, Leeds, 1842.
• A History of England, from the First Invasion by the Romans to the Accession of Queen Victoria, London, 1844–1845, 2 vols.
• The Churches of Scarborough, Filey, and the Neighbourhood, London, 1848.
• A History of Ecclesiastical Architecture in England, London, 1848.
• Sir Raoul de Broc and his Son Tristram, a tale of the twelfth century, London, 1849.
• An historical and descriptive Guide to York Cathedral, York, 1850.
• Architectural, historical, and picturesque Illustrations of the Chapel of St. Augustine, Skirlaugh, Yorkshire, Hull, 1855.
• Diocesan History of Peterborough, London.