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- f7dd9f7181e9db66a42a2eb2c6aafa8328180c80e604c45e4b408a164f623ca7 editor1Last "Darby".
- f7dd9f7181e9db66a42a2eb2c6aafa8328180c80e604c45e4b408a164f623ca7 editor2First "R.".
- f7dd9f7181e9db66a42a2eb2c6aafa8328180c80e604c45e4b408a164f623ca7 editor2Last "Welldon Finn".
- f7dd9f7181e9db66a42a2eb2c6aafa8328180c80e604c45e4b408a164f623ca7 isCitedBy Liber_Exoniensis.
- f7dd9f7181e9db66a42a2eb2c6aafa8328180c80e604c45e4b408a164f623ca7 location "Cambridge".
- f7dd9f7181e9db66a42a2eb2c6aafa8328180c80e604c45e4b408a164f623ca7 title "The Domesday Geography of South-west England".
- f7dd9f7181e9db66a42a2eb2c6aafa8328180c80e604c45e4b408a164f623ca7 year "1967".