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JOHN C. HIRSH AUTHOR AND SCRIBE IN "THE BOOK OF MARGERY KEMPE"
Michael C. Seymour A FIFTEENTH-CENTURY EAST ANGLIAN SCRIBE 37/2, p. 166

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