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Introduction
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 December 2009
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page ix note 1 For a more detailed history of the calendar, together with full references, see Cuttino, G. P., English Diplomatic Administration, 1259–1339 (Oxford, 1940), ch. ivGoogle Scholar, and ‘Henry of Canterbury’, E.H.R., lvii (1942), 298–311CrossRefGoogle Scholar.
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