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| Relation? Must be some how: English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 42 16 August, 1593, I RICHARD CRADOCKE of London, merchant, being sicke of bodye. To be buried in the parish church at St. Tantlyns in London,St. Antholins, Budge Row.* where I am now resident. To the Bailives and Burgesses of the town of Stafford £100 to be lent to tenne yonge men, occupyers of the said towne, for the space of twoe yeares, then to other tenne; also £100 towards the mainteyninge of some godly preacher to reade in the High Church there one Divinitie Lecture or Sermon every Sondaye in the forenoone for euer. Poore of Stafford £20. Sister Emme Cradocke now servant with Mr Alderman Offley of London £600. Sister Mary Cradocke £500. Sister Sara Cradocke £500. Brother Thomas Cradocke at this present resident in Bayon in France £500. Sister Anne Cunney £100. Sister Katherine St. Quyntyne £100. Sister Alice Ridley £100. Jane Mannering servant to Thomas Offley, son of said Alderman Offley, £100. The daughters of my sister Mannering £200. My mother Elizabeth Cradocke £200, she paying to my cosen Mathew Flier all such sume as were due to him from my father Mathew Cradocke deceased. Alice Ball, servant with my mother, £20. Brother Mathew Cradocke £200. Mathew Cradocke, son and heir to my brother George Cradocke of Stafford, £100. Walter Cradocke, son and heir to my brother Francis Cradocke, £100. Uncle Martin Nowell of Stafford £50. Joseph Jackson of Bayon £200. Arthur Jackson and John Jackson £200. Brother William Cradocke £400, so as he marry an English woman borne within the Realme of England. Brother George and his wife £20. Brother Francis and his wife £20. Brother Mannering and his wife ,£20. Brother Mathew Cradocke and his wife £20. Cosen Jane Man-nering £6-13-4. Cosen Mr Alderman Offley £10. Cosen Mr Robert Offley the elder £10, and his son Robert £10. Arthur [p.42] and John Jackson and their wives. My aunt Hailingbury £30. Thomas Stevens servant to Alderman Offley £30. Nicholas Clarke, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London, £50. Thomas and Robert, sons of Alderman Offley, £10 each. Cosen Mathew Flyer and wife £20. Cosen Edward Flier £10. Jarvis Hall servant to my brother Francis £40. Mrs Offley, wife of Alder-Offley, £10. Mrs Offley, wife of Thomas Offley, Mrs Offley, widow, late wife of Thomas Offley deceased, and Mrs Offley, wife of Robert Offley the younger, £10 each. Brother Francis Cradocke £100. Residuary legatees: my sisters Emme, Mary and Sarah Cradocke and my brother Thomas Cradocke. Executors: brother Francis Cradocke and Arthur Jackson. Overseers: Mr Alderman Offley and Mr Robert Offley the elder. Thomas Fitche, scr., £10. Witnesses: John Bovyatt, Robert Cocke, Thomas Stevens, Thomas Fitche, scr. Proved 25 Aug., 1593, by Thomas Ward, Not. Pub., proctor for the executors named.Richard Cradock, mercht, buried out of Mr. Jackson's Aug. 18, 1593. (Register of St. Antholin's, Budge Row, London.) Cf. the Jacksons named in the will.* (P.C.C. Neville, 62.) daughters of my sister Mannering £200. My mother Elizabeth Cradocke £200, she paying to my cosen Mathew Flier all such sume as were due to him from my father Mathew Cradocke deceased. Alice Ball, servant with my mother, £20. Brother Mathew Cradocke £200. Mathew Cradocke, son and heir to my brother George Cradocke of Stafford, £100. Walter Cradocke, son and heir to my brother Francis Cradocke, £100. Uncle Martin Nowell of Stafford £50. Joseph Jackson of Bayon £200. Arthur Jackson and John Jackson £200. Brother William Cradocke £400, so as he marry an English woman borne within the Realme of England. Brother George and his wife £20. Brother Francis and his wife £20. Brother Mannering and his wife ,£20. Brother Mathew Cradocke and his wife £20. Cosen Jane Man-nering £6-13-4. Cosen Mr Alderman Offley £10. Cosen Mr Robert Offley the elder £10, and his son Robert £10. Arthur [p.42] and John Jackson and their wives. My aunt Hailingbury £30. Thomas Stevens servant to Alderman Offley £30. Nicholas Clarke, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London, £50. Thomas and Robert, sons of Alderman Offley, £10 each. Cosen Mathew Flyer and wife £20. Cosen Edward Flier £10. Jarvis Hall servant to my brother Francis £40. Mrs Offley, wife of Alder-Offley, £10. Mrs Offley, wife of Thomas Offley, Mrs Offley, widow, late wife of Thomas Offley deceased, and Mrs Offley, wife of Robert Offley the younger, £10 each. Brother Francis Cradocke £100. Residuary legatees: my sisters Emme, Mary and Sarah Cradocke and my brother Thomas Cradocke. Executors: brother Francis Cradocke and Arthur Jackson. Overseers: Mr Alderman Offley and Mr Robert Offley the elder. Thomas Fitche, scr., £10. Witnesses: John Bovyatt, Robert Cocke, Thomas Stevens, Thomas Fitche, scr. Proved 25 Aug., 1593, by Thomas Ward, Not. Pub., proctor for the executors named.Richard Cradock, mercht, buried out of Mr. Jackson's Aug. 18, 1593. (Register of St. Antholin's, Budge Row, London.) Cf. the Jacksons named in the will.* (P.C.C. Neville, 62.) English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 42 5 Nov., 1608, I GEORGE CRADOCKE of Stafford, co. Stafford, gent, whole of body. Poor of Stafford. £50 to be lent out to townsmen there, who shall take one of the children of my cousin Weldon, and the children of George Ranshawe, William Ran-shawe and Francis Ranshawe, and teach them their trade. Sister Manwaring and her children 10s. apiece. Sister Ridley 10s. Sister Palmer and her children 10s. apiece. Sister St. Quintin and her children 10s. apiece. Sister Dorington and daughter 10s. each. Brother Thomas Cradocke 10s. Brother Mathew Cradoeke and children 20s. apiece. Brother Coynes children which he had by my sister 20s. apiece, Godson Hum-frey Weldon 20s. Johan my wife, for life, one third of all my lands and leases. Residuary legatee: my son Mathew Cradocke, with all his mother hath after her decease; or in default to my cousin Walter Cradocke, or my brother Thomas Cradocke, or my brother Mathew Cradocke, or my brother William Cradocke. Executor: son Mathew. Overseers: brother Thomas Cradocke and brother in law Thomas Jollye of Leeke. Witnesses: none. Proved 11 Oct., 1611, by the executor named. (P.C.C. Wood, 83.) English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 43 27 Julye, 1618, I THOMAS CRADOCKE of the towne of Stafford, merchant, being sicke in bodie..To be buried in St. Mary's church in Stafford. To Dorothie my wife for life the house wherein I dwell and three other houses in Stafford, in Westgate street there, and all those my lands at Syclemore in the parish of Caytell alias Castell, which I lately purchased of my nephew John Cowper, son and heir of Edmond Cowper late of Dunstow in the said county, gentleman, deceased; with remainder (except as regard one house in Stafford) to my nephew Walter Craddocke, son and heir of my brother Francis Craddocke, and to his heirs males; with divers remainders over, in male tail, to my nephew Matthew Craddocke, son and heir of my brother [p.43] George Craddocke, and to my nephew Mathew Craddocke, second son of my brother Mathew Craddocke deceased. Dorothy my wife 1800. To my six sisters Jane Manwaring, Emme Dorrington, Katherine St. Quentin, Alice Ridley, Mary Palmer and Sarah White, each £40. To my nephew John Cowper fourscore pounds. To my niece Elizabeth Craddocke, wife of my nephew Mathew Craddocke, £10. To George Craddocke, son of the said Mathew, £20. To Anthony Dyott, son of my nephew Dyott, £10. To my niece Dorothy Sawyer, wife of Thomas Sawyer of Suffolk, mercer, £10. My nephew and servant Thomas Newton £20. Sister Margaret Nelson £5. Nephew Edward Manwaring, Esq., £20. Old servant Isabell Robinson £5. Poor of Stafford £5. Residuary legatee: my wife. Executors: my wife and the said Edward Manwaring. Witnesses: John Chelwarde, Thomas Whitegrave, John Lee, Thomas Thurstans. Proved 31 Oct., 1618, by the executors named. (P.C.C. Meade, 93.) English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 43 Will of SAMUEL CRADOCK, Rector of Thiselton, co. Rutland, dated 24 Sept., 1652. Son Mathew £20. Son Samuel my brasse clocke and Mr Perkins his works and all my manuscripts. All the rest of my estate I bequeath to my wife Elizabeth, intreating her to provide for the rest of my children as God shall enable her. Sole executrix: my wife; and I enjoin her to give £10 apiece to all my children at their marriages in consideration of £100 given to my daughter Jorden (being the legacy of my daughter Mary deceased), which should have been divided amongst them. Witnesses: William Redish, Edward Caunt, Richard Ridall. Proved 26 Aug., 1653, by the executrix. (P.C.C. Brent, 79.) English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 43 In the above most interesting wills we have much light thrown on the pedigree and connections of Matthew Cradock, the first Governor of the Massachusetts Company -- Richard, George and Thomas Cradock being the uncles, and Samuel, Rector of Thistleton in Rutland, the elder brother of the Governor. The will of Matthew Cradock himself has been already printed.See Hist. of Medford by Charles Brooks, Boston, 1855, pp. 90-92, and W. H. Whitmore in N. E. Hist.-Gen. Register, IX, 124.* Pedigrees of the family will be found both in the British Museum and the College of Arms,Add. MS., Brit. Mus., 19125, fo. 124, printed in Register, loc. cit. and Visitation London, 1634, in Harl. Soc, XV, 198.* and these are considerably amplified and corrected by the wills, as may be seen by comparison with the authorities cited. English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 43 The family arms were: Argent, on a chevron azure, a mullet charged with a crescent for difference. Crest: A bear's head couped sable, muzzled gules.Loc. cit. supra, see also Whitmore's Heraldic Journal, I, pp. 4-5, 15.* | ||||
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| Relation? Must be some how: English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 42 16 August, 1593, I RICHARD CRADOCKE of London, merchant, being sicke of bodye. To be buried in the parish church at St. Tantlyns in London,St. Antholins, Budge Row.* where I am now resident. To the Bailives and Burgesses of the town of Stafford p100 to be lent to tenne yonge men, occupyers of the said towne, for the space of twoe yeares, then to other tenne; also p100 towards the mainteyninge of some godly preacher to reade in the High Church there one Divinitie Lecture or Sermon every Sondaye in the forenoone for euer. Poore of Stafford p20. Sister Emme Cradocke now servant with Mr Alderman Offley of London p600. Sister Mary Cradocke p500. Sister Sara Cradocke p500. Brother Thomas Cradocke at this present resident in Bayon in France p500. Sister Anne Cunney p100. Sister Katherine St. Quyntyne p100. Sister Alice Ridley p100. Jane Mannering servant to Thomas Offley, son of said Alderman Offley, p100. The daughters of my sister Mannering p200. My mother Elizabeth Cradocke p200, she paying to my cosen Mathew Flier all such sume as were due to him from my father Mathew Cradocke deceased. Alice Ball, servant with my mother, p20. Brother Mathew Cradocke p200. Mathew Cradocke, son and heir to my brother George Cradocke of Stafford, p100. Walter Cradocke, son and heir to my brother Francis Cradocke, p100. Uncle Martin Nowell of Stafford p50. Joseph Jackson of Bayon p200. Arthur Jackson and John Jackson p200. Brother William Cradocke p400, so as he marry an English woman borne within the Realme of England. Brother George and his wife p20. Brother Francis and his wife p20. Brother Mannering and his wife ,p20. Brother Mathew Cradocke and his wife p20. Cosen Jane Man-nering p6-13-4. Cosen Mr Alderman Offley p10. Cosen Mr Robert Offley the elder p10, and his son Robert p10. Arthur [p.42] and John Jackson and their wives. My aunt Hailingbury p30. Thomas Stevens servant to Alderman Offley p30. Nicholas Clarke, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London, p50. Thomas and Robert, sons of Alderman Offley, p10 each. Cosen Mathew Flyer and wife p20. Cosen Edward Flier p10. Jarvis Hall servant to my brother Francis p40. Mrs Offley, wife of Alder-Offley, p10. Mrs Offley, wife of Thomas Offley, Mrs Offley, widow, late wife of Thomas Offley deceased, and Mrs Offley, wife of Robert Offley the younger, p10 each. Brother Francis Cradocke p100. Residuary legatees: my sisters Emme, Mary and Sarah Cradocke and my brother Thomas Cradocke. Executors: brother Francis Cradocke and Arthur Jackson. Overseers: Mr Alderman Offley and Mr Robert Offley the elder. Thomas Fitche, scr., p10. Witnesses: John Bovyatt, Robert Cocke, Thomas Stevens, Thomas Fitche, scr. Proved 25 Aug., 1593, by Thomas Ward, Not. Pub., proctor for the executors named.Richard Cradock, mercht, buried out of Mr. Jackson's Aug. 18, 1593. (Register of St. Antholin's, Budge Row, London.) Cf. the Jacksons named in the will.* (P.C.C. Neville, 62.) daughters of my sister Mannering p200. My mother Elizabeth Cradocke p200, she paying to my cosen Mathew Flier all such sume as were due to him from my father Mathew Cradocke deceased. Alice Ball, servant with my mother, p20. Brother Mathew Cradocke p200. Mathew Cradocke, son and heir to my brother George Cradocke of Stafford, p100. Walter Cradocke, son and heir to my brother Francis Cradocke, p100. Uncle Martin Nowell of Stafford p50. Joseph Jackson of Bayon p200. Arthur Jackson and John Jackson p200. Brother William Cradocke p400, so as he marry an English woman borne within the Realme of England. Brother George and his wife p20. Brother Francis and his wife p20. Brother Mannering and his wife ,p20. Brother Mathew Cradocke and his wife p20. Cosen Jane Man-nering p6-13-4. Cosen Mr Alderman Offley p10. Cosen Mr Robert Offley the elder p10, and his son Robert p10. Arthur [p.42] and John Jackson and their wives. My aunt Hailingbury p30. Thomas Stevens servant to Alderman Offley p30. Nicholas Clarke, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London, p50. Thomas and Robert, sons of Alderman Offley, p10 each. Cosen Mathew Flyer and wife p20. Cosen Edward Flier p10. Jarvis Hall servant to my brother Francis p40. Mrs Offley, wife of Alder-Offley, p10. Mrs Offley, wife of Thomas Offley, Mrs Offley, widow, late wife of Thomas Offley deceased, and Mrs Offley, wife of Robert Offley the younger, p10 each. Brother Francis Cradocke p100. Residuary legatees: my sisters Emme, Mary and Sarah Cradocke and my brother Thomas Cradocke. Executors: brother Francis Cradocke and Arthur Jackson. Overseers: Mr Alderman Offley and Mr Robert Offley the elder. Thomas Fitche, scr., p10. Witnesses: John Bovyatt, Robert Cocke, Thomas Stevens, Thomas Fitche, scr. Proved 25 Aug., 1593, by Thomas Ward, Not. Pub., proctor for the executors named.Richard Cradock, mercht, buried out of Mr. Jackson's Aug. 18, 1593. (Register of St. Antholin's, Budge Row, London.) Cf. the Jacksons named in the will.* (P.C.C. Neville, 62.) English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 42 5 Nov., 1608, I GEORGE CRADOCKE of Stafford, co. Stafford, gent, whole of body. Poor of Stafford. p50 to be lent out to townsmen there, who shall take one of the children of my cousin Weldon, and the children of George Ranshawe, William Ran-shawe and Francis Ranshawe, and teach them their trade. Sister Manwaring and her children 10s. apiece. Sister Ridley 10s. Sister Palmer and her children 10s. apiece. Sister St. Quintin and her children 10s. apiece. Sister Dorington and daughter 10s. each. Brother Thomas Cradocke 10s. Brother Mathew Cradoeke and children 20s. apiece. Brother Coynes children which he had by my sister 20s. apiece, Godson Hum-frey Weldon 20s. Johan my wife, for life, one third of all my lands and leases. Residuary legatee: my son Mathew Cradocke, with all his mother hath after her decease; or in default to my cousin Walter Cradocke, or my brother Thomas Cradocke, or my brother Mathew Cradocke, or my brother William Cradocke. Executor: son Mathew. Overseers: brother Thomas Cradocke and brother in law Thomas Jollye of Leeke. Witnesses: none. Proved 11 Oct., 1611, by the executor named. (P.C.C. Wood, 83.) English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 43 27 Julye, 1618, I THOMAS CRADOCKE of the towne of Stafford, merchant, being sicke in bodie..To be buried in St. Mary's church in Stafford. To Dorothie my wife for life the house wherein I dwell and three other houses in Stafford, in Westgate street there, and all those my lands at Syclemore in the parish of Caytell alias Castell, which I lately purchased of my nephew John Cowper, son and heir of Edmond Cowper late of Dunstow in the said county, gentleman, deceased; with remainder (except as regard one house in Stafford) to my nephew Walter Craddocke, son and heir of my brother Francis Craddocke, and to his heirs males; with divers remainders over, in male tail, to my nephew Matthew Craddocke, son and heir of my brother [p.43] George Craddocke, and to my nephew Mathew Craddocke, second son of my brother Mathew Craddocke deceased. Dorothy my wife 1800. To my six sisters Jane Manwaring, Emme Dorrington, Katherine St. Quentin, Alice Ridley, Mary Palmer and Sarah White, each p40. To my nephew John Cowper fourscore pounds. To my niece Elizabeth Craddocke, wife of my nephew Mathew Craddocke, p10. To George Craddocke, son of the said Mathew, p20. To Anthony Dyott, son of my nephew Dyott, p10. To my niece Dorothy Sawyer, wife of Thomas Sawyer of Suffolk, mercer, p10. My nephew and servant Thomas Newton p20. Sister Margaret Nelson p5. Nephew Edward Manwaring, Esq., p20. Old servant Isabell Robinson p5. Poor of Stafford p5. Residuary legatee: my wife. Executors: my wife and the said Edward Manwaring. Witnesses: John Chelwarde, Thomas Whitegrave, John Lee, Thomas Thurstans. Proved 31 Oct., 1618, by the executors named. (P.C.C. Meade, 93.) English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 43 Will of SAMUEL CRADOCK, Rector of Thiselton, co. Rutland, dated 24 Sept., 1652. Son Mathew p20. Son Samuel my brasse clocke and Mr Perkins his works and all my manuscripts. All the rest of my estate I bequeath to my wife Elizabeth, intreating her to provide for the rest of my children as God shall enable her. Sole executrix: my wife; and I enjoin her to give p10 apiece to all my children at their marriages in consideration of p100 given to my daughter Jorden (being the legacy of my daughter Mary deceased), which should have been divided amongst them. Witnesses: William Redish, Edward Caunt, Richard Ridall. Proved 26 Aug., 1653, by the executrix. (P.C.C. Brent, 79.) English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 43 In the above most interesting wills we have much light thrown on the pedigree and connections of Matthew Cradock, the first Governor of the Massachusetts Company -- Richard, George and Thomas Cradock being the uncles, and Samuel, Rector of Thistleton in Rutland, the elder brother of the Governor. The will of Matthew Cradock himself has been already printed.See Hist. of Medford by Charles Brooks, Boston, 1855, pp. 90-92, and W. H. Whitmore in N. E. Hist.-Gen. Register, IX, 124.* Pedigrees of the family will be found both in the British Museum and the College of Arms,Add. MS., Brit. Mus., 19125, fo. 124, printed in Register, loc. cit. and Visitation London, 1634, in Harl. Soc, XV, 198.* and these are considerably amplified and corrected by the wills, as may be seen by comparison with the authorities cited. English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS [p.1] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. [p.35] CLUES FROM ENGLISH ARCHIVES CONTRIBUTORY TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY. BY J. HENRY LEA AND J. R. HUTCHINSON. page 43 The family arms were: Argent, on a chevron azure, a mullet charged with a crescent for difference. Crest: A bear's head couped sable, muzzled gules.Loc. cit. supra, see also Whitmore's Heraldic Journal, I, pp. 4-5, 15.* | ||||
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