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Text enclosed by equal signs is in bold face or other blackletter font (=bold=).

The abbreviation of 'Saint' with a superscripted "t" is left simply as "St.".

The marginal paragraph descriptions are placed preceding each paragraph, and delimited using square brackets: [Paragraph Description]. On occasion, there are more than one for a single paragraph.

The copious footnotes have been renumbered, consecutively, and gathered at the end of each chapter. Internal references to those notes in the original have been modified to refer to the new numbers.

DOMESDAY BOOK AND BEYOND

Three Essays in the Early History of England.

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Cambridge University Press Warehouse, C. F. Clay, Manager. =London=: Fetter Lane, E.C. =Glasgow=: 50, Wellington Street.

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=London=: Stevens and Sons, Ltd., 119 and 120, Chancery Lane. =Leipzig=: P. A. Brockhaus. =Bombay and Calcutta=: Macmillan & Co. Ltd.

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