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Adam Usk
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Author(s) Title Reference
Paul Strohm C. Given-Wilson (ed. and trans.), The Chronicle of Adam Usk 1377- 1421 67/1, p. 125
R.T. Davies Studies on Chaucer and his audience. (Les éditions 'L'éclair': Hull, Canada, 1956), by Mary Giffin 27/2, p. 131

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