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J.R.L. Highfield Durham jurisdictional peculiars, by F. Barlow 22/1, p. 55
P.E. Russell El Fuero de Teruel. (Leges Hispanicae Medii Aevi edendas curavit Gunnar Tilander, I), by Max Gorosch 21/, p. 93
N. Denholm-Young Legislation of Edward I, by T. F. T. Plucknett 20/, p. 98

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