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Author(s) Title Reference
Cecil Roth The Jews of Perpignan in the Thirteenth Century—an economic study based on notarial records, by Richard W. Emery 29/2, p. 154
Janet Coleman Etudes sur l'Histoire de la Pauvreté (Moyen Age—XVIe siècle), by Michel Mollat 46/2, p. 369

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