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Author(s)	Title		Reference
Mark Eccles	"LUDUS COVENTRIÆ" LINCOLN OR NORFOLK?		40/2, p. 135
PETER GOODALL	CHAUCER'S 'BURGESSES' AND THE ALDERMEN OF LONDON		50/2, p. 284

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