- Author: Sir Herbert Croft Author Record # 326654
- Legal Name: Croft, Herbert
- Birthplace: Dunster Park, Berkshire, England, Kingdom of Great Britain
- Birthdate: 1 November 1751
- Deathdate: 26 April 1816
- Language: English
- Webpages: Wikipedia-EN
- Used These Alternate Names: The Author of Kilkhampton Abbey
- Note: 5th Baronet
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Chapbooks
- The Abbey of Kilkhampton; or, Monumental Records for the Year 1980 Faithfully Transcribed from the Original Inscriptions, Which Are Still Perfect, and Appear to Be Drawn Up in a Stile Devoid of Fulsome Panegyric, or Unmerited Detraction and Compiled with a View to Ascertain, with Precision, the Manners Which Prevailes in Great Britain During the Last Fifty Years of the Eighteenth Century (1780) [only as by uncredited]
- The Second Part of The Abbey of Kilkhampton; or, Monumental Records for the Year 1980 Faithfully Transcribed from the Original Inscriptions, Which Are Still Perfect, and Appear to Be Drawn Up in a Stile Devoid of Fulsome Panegyric, or Unmerited Detraction (1780) [only as by uncredited]
- The Wreck of Westminster Abbey, Alias the Year Two Thousand, Alias the Ordeal of Sepulchral Candour, Being a Selection from the Monumental Records of the Most Conspicuous Personages Who Flourished Towards the Latter End of the Eighteenth Century (1788) [only as by The Author of Kilkhampton Abbey]
- Kilkhampton Abbey
- 1 The Abbey of Kilkhampton; or, Monumental Records for the Year 1980 Faithfully Transcribed from the Original Inscriptions, Which Are Still Perfect, and Appear to Be Drawn Up in a Stile Devoid of Fulsome Panegyric, or Unmerited Detraction and Compiled with a View to Ascertain, with Precision, the Manners Which Prevailes in Great Britain During the Last Fifty Years of the Eighteenth Century (1780) [only as by uncredited]
- 2 The Second Part of The Abbey of Kilkhampton; or, Monumental Records for the Year 1980 Faithfully Transcribed from the Original Inscriptions, Which Are Still Perfect, and Appear to Be Drawn Up in a Stile Devoid of Fulsome Panegyric, or Unmerited Detraction (1780) [only as by uncredited]