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C.L. Wrenn Pre-Feudal England : The Jutes. Oxford Historical Series, by J. E. A. Jolliffe, G. N. Clark, C. R. Cruttwell, F. M. Powicke 3/2, p. 155
C.R. Cheney Canterbury under the Angevin Kings, by William Urry 37/2, p. 229

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