Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 11-15

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1919 Volume 11 part 1
All articles in volume 11 are available on-line
Cover and back numbers
Newton Longville Parish Books. William Bradbrook
A meeting house of the early Quakers in Buckinghamshire [Weston Turville]. George Eland
Manor Farm, Weston Turville. George Eland
Fragment of folio manuscript of the Archdeaconry Courts of Buckinghamshire 1491-1495. Reverend F W Ragg
Wing Church. William Niven
Memorabilia MCMXIX (1919)
OBITUARIES: Sir William St John Hope, and others
Proceedings of the Bucks Architectural and Archaeological Society for the year 1919, Acquisitions to the Museum 1917-19
1920 Volume 11 part 2
Cover with Contents, back numbers
Fragment of folio manuscript of Archdeaconry Courts of Buckinghamshire 1491-1495 - part 2. Reverend F W Ragg
A shorthand inventor of 300 years ago. William J Carlton
The Manor of Great Horwood. George Eland
Private burial places at Newport Pagnell. R F Bale
Clifton Reynes parish account book. William Bradbrook
OBITUARIES: Lady Liberty, and others; An apology
The society 1920: Annual excursion, Additions to museum and library
1921 Volume 11 part 3
Cover and back numbers
The Association Oath Rolls for Buckinghamshire 1696. Wallace Gandy
Newton Longville Parish Register. William Bradbrook
The original Charter of Aylesbury: Notes on a contemporary copy now in the Library of the Bucks Archaeological Society. Edwin Hollis
A barn at Bletchley. Reverend F W Bennitt
Hillesden Account Book 1661-1667
Fragment of folio manuscript of Archdeaconry Courts of Buckinghamshire 1491-1495 - part 3. Reverend F W Ragg
NOTES: • Runnymede • North Marston Church
OBITUARY: William Niven
The society: Annual excursion, Additions to museum and library 1921
1922 Volume 11 part 4
Cover with Contents, back numbers
Tickford Priory. Frederick William Bull
A Hughenden vicar and his perambulations. Coningsby Disraeli
Hillesden Account Book 1661-1667 - part 2
Fragment of folio manuscript of Archdeaconry Courts of Buckinghamshire 1491-1495 - part 4. Reverend F W Ragg
Easter Offerings and Small Tithes 1616 [Hanslope]. George Eland
Corbel table - Notley Abbey
NOTES: • Newport Pagnell • Haversham • Early bronze figure from an altar cross • Gold ring found at Weston Turville • Flint implements found near Bletchley
The society: Annual excursion 1921, Additions to museum and library
1923 Volume 11 part 5
Cover and back numbers
Some early instruments of Tickford Priory. G Herbert Fowler
A political ballad of the seventeenth century. George Eland
Roman remains at Radnage. Clement O Skilbeck
Hillesden Account Book 1661-1667 - part 3
The Inclosure of Drayton Parslow, George Eland
NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS: • A calendar of the Pipe Rolls of the reign of Richard I, for Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, 1189-1199, by G Herbert Fowler and Michael W Hughes • Marriage registers of Newport Pagnell, Lathbury, Broughton and Moulsoe
NOTES: • Ashendon Church • Penn Church • Maids Moreton Church • Newton Longville dovecote
The society: Excursion and annual meeting 29 June 1923, Additions to museum and library
1924 Volume 11 part 6
Cover and back numbers
Excavations in Bulstrode Camp. Cyril Fox and L C G Clarke
Manor Court Rolls of Fenny Stratford and Etone (Bletchley). William Bradbrook
Fragment of folio manuscript of Archdeaconry Courts of Buckinghamshire 1491-1495 - part 5 and conclusion. Reverend F W Ragg
Three land-charters of Monks Risborough. G Herbert Fowler
Four bronze implements. Edwin Hollis
Excavation at Danesborough Camp. James Berry
The society: Lantern lecture, Annual excursion, Annual meeting
OBITUARIES: Dr J C Baker, James Griffin
Additions to the museum and library
1926 Volume 11 part 7
Cover with Contents, back numbers
Excavations at Danesborough Camp. James Berry
The Royal Arms in churches. William Bradbrook
Extents of the royal manors of Aylesbury and Brill, circa 1155. G Herbert Fowler
The building of Winslow Hall. George Eland
REVIEWS OF BOOKS: • The place names of Buckinghamshire, by A Mawer and F M Stenton • The manor and parish records of Medmenham, by Reverend A H Plaisted • The Temple memoirs, by Colonel J A Temple and H M Temple • Burnham, Buckinghamshire - an historical sketch, by W H Williams • Victoria History of the County of Buckingham, volume 3
NOTES: • 'Seventeenth century political ballad' • Gifts to the National Trust • Lantern lecture • The Burnham palaeoliths
OBITUARIES: Gerard Yorke Twistleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, and others
The society: Annual excursion 1925, Annual meeting, Additions to the museum
Index to volume 11

1927 Volume 12 part 1
All articles in volume 12 are available online
Cover
Concerning an eighteenth-century fire and a Buckinghamshire spa. Margaret Verney
Fenny Stratford in the seventeenth Century. William Bradbrook
Notes on the four Buckinghamshire parishes in the Archdeaconry of St Albans. A J Clear
Churchwardens’ accounts of Quainton. George Eland
An inscription and mural painting in a house at Chalfont St Peter. E Clive Rouse
NOTES: • Brass at Stony Stratford • Lantern lecture
OBITUARIES: H E Luxmoore, C K Shorter
The Society: Acquisitions 1926, Annual excursion
1928 Volume 12 part 2
Cover and inside cover
Report on human remains from a gravel pit near Fenny Stratford. Sir Arthur Keith
Remains of former church at Chalfont St Peter. E Clive Rouse
The Rector of Bletchley 1715-1727. William Bradbrook
Haddenham during the civil war. George Eland
The Parish of Granborough. Cyril E Martin
Note on a gold ring found at Chalfont St Peter. E Clive Rouse
NOTES: • Discovery of early pottery at Tyringham • Lantern lecture
OBITUARIES: Cecil Fremantle, Major G F Green, William Crouch
REVIEWS: • Victoria History of the county of Buckingham - volume 4 • Between Thames and Chilterns, by E F Roscoe • English architecture in a country village, by Arthur Plaisted • On Chiltern slopes: The story of Hambleden, by A H Stanton
The Society: Acquisitions, Annual excursion
1929 Volume 12 part 3
Cover, Prices of back issues
The antiquity of Buckinghamshire. C R Peters
Mural paintings in Chalfont St Giles Church. E Clive Rouse
A sixteenth-century Will
Notebooks of William Lowndes. George Eland
The Parish of Granborough - part 2: Notes on Reformation times and after. Cyril E Martin
Some notes on Bledlow Parish Church. C O Skilbeck
NOTES: • Long Crendon Church • Discovery of flint implements at Normer Hill, Denham • Lantern slides
OBITUARIES: Viscount Hambleden, Thomas Field, Henry Yates Thompson, Alfred Heneage Cocks
The Society: Additions to the Museum 1928, Annual excursion
1930 Volume 12 part 4
Cover and back numbers
Some recent discoveries at King John's Lodge, Wraysbury. E Clive Rouse
Farm accounts – Late fourteenth century. Edwin Hollis
Memorial to George Lipscomb
An Eton boy's letters 1793
NOTES: • Runnymede • Discoveries at Notley Abbey • Fulmer Old Parish Church • Chalfont St Peter medieval church • Maltmas Green, Denham
OBITUARIES: Earl of Rosebery; George Weller, Canon John Wood, Reverend F W Ragg
REVIEWS: • Rolls from the office of the Sheriff of Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire 1332-1334, by G Herbert Fowler • The Penn country and the Chilterns, by Ralph Robinson
The Society: Acquisitions 1929, Annual excursion
1931 Volume 12 part 5
Cover
An early boundary dispute. G Herbert Fowler
Decorative paintings of the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries recently discovered in Bosworth House, Wendover. Francis W Reader
The reparation of Bletchley Church in 1710. William Bradbrooke
A funeral in 1765 (Mrs Purefoy of Shalstone). George Eland
NOTES: • Mural paintings in Chalfont St Giles Church. E Clive Rouse • An Anglo-Saxon bead found at Chalfont St Peter. E Clive Rouse
REVIEW: • Verney letters of the eighteenth century, edited by Margaret Lady Verney
OBITUARIES: James Edge-Partington, W H Williams, R N G Bingley
The Society: Acquisitions 1930, Annual excursion 1930, Prices of Records of Bucks, back cover
1932 Volume 12 part 6
Cover
The iconography of Buckinghamshire. Dr M R James
A Norman manor house. Frederick William Bull
Lord Chesterfield at Eythrope. George Eland
Little Missenden [Church] wall paintings. E W Tristram
Little Missenden Church structural features. E Clive Rouse
Some additional trade tokens of Buckinghamshire. Edwin Hollis
REVIEWS: • A Journal of my journey to Paris in the year 1765, by Reverend William Cole • Purefoy Letters 1735-53, edited by George Eland
NOTES: • Secular wall paintings at Amersham • Wooburn Deyncourt
OBITUARIES: Lady Smyth
The Society: Acquisitions 1931, Annual excursion 1931, Prices of Records of Bucks, back cover
1933 Volume 12 part 7
Cover
Lewis Atterbury, a Buckinghamshire Rector in the seventeeth century. Reverend A L Browne
A fifteenth-century library list [Emberton]. George Eland
Tudor mural paintings in the lesser houses in Buckinghamshire. Francis W Reader
Mural paintings at Dorney and Aston Clinton: Little Missenden addenda. E Clive Rouse
REVIEWS: • Ancient bridges of mid and eastern England, by E Jervoise • English Windmills - volume 2, by Donald Smith • Some notes on the early history of Stowe • The Parsons and Parish Registers of Medmenham • The Blecheley diary of the Reverend William Cole • A history of the manor and parish of Iver • The Penn country of Buckinghamshire
NOTES: • St Albans and Verulamium • Grims Dyke • A polished celt from Denham • Notley Abbey
Extension of Museum and Muniment Room
OBITUARY: E S Roscoe, Dr Paget Toynbee, Major T Sutton Timmis, F W Pixley
The Society: Acquisitions 1932, Annual excursion 1932
Index to Records volume 12
The building of the County Hall, Aylesbury. Colonel G R Crouch

1934 Volume 13 part 1
All articles in volume 13 are available on-line
Cover, contents, editor's note
Extension of Museum and opening of Muniment Room. George Eland
Contents of a Muniment Room: A court roll of Winslow; Some yeomen's wills; Whaddon Chase in 1766
Further discoveries of domestic mural paintings: Great Pednor, Manor Farm Hughenden and The George and Dragon Inn, Chesham. Francis Reader
REVIEWS: • Buckinghamshire Sessions Records - volume 1 • Buckinghamshire trade tokens issued in the seventeenth century, by J G Manton and E Hollis
NOTES: • Further excavations at Notley Abbey. Christopher Hohler • Discovery of Roman remains, Chalfont St Giles • Short excursions
OBITUARIES: Lord Burnham, Lady Berry, Canon M Graves
Acquisitions 1933-1934
Annual excursion: Little Kimble Church, Ewelme, Fawley Court; advertisement
1935 Volume 13 part 2
Cover, contents
Discovery of a drawing of Wendover Market House. Francis Reader
The Annual Progress of New College, by Michael Woodward-Warden 1659-1675. George Eland
Two Buckinghamshire paintings of the Doom (Denham and Winslow). E Clive Rouse
NOTES: • Hedgerley Roman pottery kiln • Radnage Church wall paintings fund • The Eyre brasses in Burnham Church • Half-day excursion: Langley Marish and Stoke Poges • Remains of a Tudor mural painting found at Long Crendon. Francis Reader
REVIEWS: • History of the parish of Penn, by J Gilbert Jenkins • Buckinghamshire Regional Planning Report, by W R Davidge
OBITUARIES: Lady Dickenson Berry, Canon M Graves, Lord Davenport, Horace Harman, F T H Bernard
Acquisitions 1934-1935, Financial statement relating to extension of premises and muniment room, Annual excursion: Creslow, Winslow, Dorton House, Chilton House
1936 Volume 13 part 3
Cover, contents
An early Coroner's Roll for Buckinghamshire. J G Jenkins
A seventeenth-century painting in Hedgerley Church. Clive Rouse
Interim report on excavations at Hedgerley, 1935. Kenneth Oakley
Wills of Buckinghamshire clergy in the sixteenth century. Reverend A L Brown
Note on a seventeenth-century coffer belonging to Loughton Church
An Amersham rent roll in the time of William and Mary. George Eland
NOTES: • Chalfont St Giles Church memorial • Oakley Church carved and paited woodwork • Destroyed monuments • Stone adze from Wendover. Edwin Hollis • A sword at Saunderton. J F Head • Brass at Pitstone. Edwin Hollis
REVIEWS: • Buckinghamshire Sessions Records - volume 2: 1694-1705
Annual meeting
OBITUARY: Dr M R James
Acquisition of muniments, Annual excursion
1937 Volume 13 part 4
Cover, contents
In memoriam: Coningsby Disraeli. George Eland
The excavation of a Romano-British pottery kiln site near Hedgerley. Kenneth Oakley, C E Vulliamy, E Clive Rouse and F Cottrill
A document relating to Whaddon Chase in the sixteenth century. George Eland
Grendon Underwood Manor in 1678. George Eland
Prehistoric pottery found at Iver. A D Lacaille
NOTES: • Two medieval sites near Great Missenden: Bray's Wood and Rook's Wood. R Cockburn • Roman remains at Fingest. E Clive Rouse • Unrecorded trade tokens. Edwin Hollis
REVIEWS: • Buckinghamshire, by John Nash with notes of monuments by Katherine Esdaile
Meetings, Acquisitions, Muniments, Annual excursion
1938 Volume 13 part 5
Cover, contents
The Cop Round Barrow, Bledlow. • The excavation. J F Head • The finds. W F Grimes • Report on the bones (human). F G Parsons • Animal bones. F C Fraser • Report on the non-marine mollusca. A S Kennard • Charcoal. J Cecil Mary • Conclusions
Terrier of land at Littlecote 1514. George Eland
Milling plant. George Eland
NOTES: • Painting in Penn Church. E Clive Rouse • Work in Little Missenden Chiurch • Possible Saxon burial at Pitstone. T G Parrott
REVIEWS: • The story of Haversham, by S Hilton
Annual meeting, Autumnal meeting
OBITUARY: William Wright, Edward Domett Shaw
Acquisitions 1937-1938, Annual excursion, Excavation branch report: Saunderton Roman villa, excavation fund and subscribers.
1939 Volume 13 part 6
Cover, contents
The Stretley family of Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. G Andrews Moriarty
Report on the excavation of a Romano-British villa at Saunderton. Diana Ashcroft • The illustrated Samian ware. J NA Stanfield • General report on the Samian ware. Dr T Davies Pryce • The Roman coins. B H StJ O'Neil • The geology of Saunderton. Kemmeth Oakley • The vertebrate remains. Dorothea Bate • The charcoals. J C Mary
Piety and Frugality
NOTES: • Tomb recess discovered in Burnham Church. E Clive Rouse • Chalk rock fossils from Latimer. F A Lee • Polished axe from Cop Round Barrow, Bledlow. E D Evens and F S Wallis
Meetings
REVIEWS: • Calendar of the Sessions Records - volume 3: 1705-1712, edited by W Le Hardy amnd G L Reckitt • The Cartulary of Missenden Abbey, edited by J G Jenkins
Acquisitions 1938-1939, Hartwell Deeds, Gayhurst Deeds, Obituaries, Annual excursion
1940 Volume 13 part 7
Cover, contents
Buckingham and the Exclusion Bill in 1697. A L Browne
Milling, farming and timber agreements at Amersham. George Eland
Some additional notes on the name of 'Risborough'. F G Parsons
OBITUARY: William Bradbrooke
Acquisitions 1939-1940, Annual excursion
Index to volume 13

1941 Volume 14 part 1
All articles in volume 14 are available on-line
Cover, contents
Medieval paving tiles in Buckinghamshire - part 1. Christopher Hohler
The Kederminster Library. E Clive Rouse
Discovery of a Romano-British pottery kiln site near Fulmer. E Clive Rouse
NOTES: • Photographic records of churches and other important buildings • Bronze Age relic from Waddesdon
OBITUARIES: Mrs Yates Thompson, F H Parrott, Dr G Herbert Fowler, Edwin Hollis
Annual meeting
Acquisitions
National Survey of Churches
1942 Volume 14 part 2
Cover with contents
Grey friars of Aylesbury. Dr A G Little
Medieval paving tiles in Buckinghamshire - part 2: List of designs. Christopher Hohler
Wootton Underwood in 1657. George Eland
Early Iron Age pits at Bledlow. J F Head
Acquisitions, Curator of the museum, Obituary, Excursion
1943 Volume 14 part 3
Cover, contents
The Roman pottery made at Fulmer. Philip Corder
The Shardeloes Muniments - part 1. George Eland
Belgic pottery from Poyle Farm Brickworks, near Burnham. Philip Corder and A D Lacaille
NOTES: • An Anglo-Saxon strap-end from Bledlow • Grey friars of Aylesbury • Buckinghamshire charters at the Bodleian
OBITUARIES: Dame Frances Dove, Dr F S Parsons. E G Theakston AND Acquisitions
Meetings
1944 Volume 14 part 4
Cover, contents
An Iron Age site at Bledlow. J F Head and C M Piggott
The Shardeloes Muniments - part 2: Wedon Hill Manor 1629-1745, and other places. George Eland
Fossil reptiles in the Aylesbury Museum. Kenneth Oakley
NOTES: • Roman vestigia near Chenies • Dinton brasses
Acquisitions 1943-1944
OBITUARIES: Admiral Richard Purefoy, Colonel Stanley Barry, Mrs C S Baker AND Annual meeting
1945 Volume 14 part 5
Cover, contents
An agricultural agreement of the year 1345 at Mursley and Dunton - with a note upon Walter of 'Henley'. Frederick Gurney
Some geological effects of a 'cloudburst' in the Chilterns. Kenneth Oakley
The Shardeloes Muniments - part 3: Amersham Borough. George Eland
Whiteleaf Barrow, Monks Risborough. W Lindsay Scott
Acquisitions
OBITUARY: Sir Thomas Barlow
1946 Volume 14 part 6
Cover, contents
Buckinghamshire AD 450-700. J F Head
The Shardeloes Muniments - part4: The town of Amersham 1702-1730. George Eland
Seventeenth-century inventory at Crafton. A Vere Woodman
A stone axe from Iver. W F Grimes
Tomb at Thornton
Buckinghamshire properties of the Nunnery of St Mary Clerkenwell. W O Hassall
Errata for Volume 14 part 5 AND Meetings and lectures AND Acquisitions
OBITUARIES: C G Watkins, Sir James Berry, Major Stanley Flower, Lord Justice Mackinnon
Lipscomb Centenery
Index to Volume 14

1947 Volume 15 Part 1
All articles in volume 15 Part 1 are available on-line
Cover, frontipiece: The Museum and Ceely House, title page, contents and list of plates
Foreword. Sir Alan Barlow, President of the Society
The architectural history of Marlow and its neighbourhood. H M Colvin
The birds of Buckinghamshire. K Price
The Renaissance monuments of Buckinghamshire. Katherine Esdaile
A discovery at Thornton. E A Greening Lamborn
The birds of the Tring reservoirs. H H S Hayward
One Hundred Years of the Records. George Eland
George Eland, editor of the Records of Bucks for a quarter of a century. J G Jenkins
OBITUARY: Frederick G Gurney
Recent acquisitions to the museum, library and miniment room
REVIEW: • Shardeloes papers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, edited by G Eland • Short notices of books AND NOTES: • Stoke Poges Church • Little Missenden Church • Carved stones at Amersham Church • Great Pednor Manor wall-paintings • North Marston Church restorations AND The Society, Centenery meeting, Officers of the society; Advertisements
1948 Volume 15 part 2
Cover, title page, contents
Dr Lewis Atterbury, a seventeenth-century Buckinghamshire rector. Warren Dawson
Domestic wall paintings at Chalfont St Peter, Great Pednor and elsewhere. E Clive Rouse
An 18th-century Minute Book, relating to meetings held by Inclosure Commissioners for the parishes of Hartwell and Stone, 1776-1777. Eric Davis
The maps of Buckinghamshire 1574-1800 - part 1. Ursula Price
Wall paintings in Radnage Church. E Clive Rouse
OBITUARY: William Henry Smith
REVIEWS: • Murray's Buckinghamshire Architectural Guide, edited by John Betjeman and John Piper • Episcopal visitation book for the Archdeaconry of Buckingham 1662, edited by E R C Brinkworth • History of Stony Stratford, by F E Hyde
NOTES: • North Marston: Schorne Chapel restoration • Little Missende Church: New dedications • Langley Marish: Kederminster Library and transept • Chalfont St Giles Church wall paintings • Derelictions at Hartwell and Stantonbury • Wexham Church • Ingylton tomb at Thornton • Denham Church plates • A bowl discovered at Haddenham • Iron Age barrow excavation at Chinnor • The county boundary between Aldbury and Pitstone
The Society, Recent accessions to the museum, library and muniment room, General account for 1947, Officers of the Society
1949 Volume 15 part 3
Cover, title page, contents
Palimpsest brasses at Dinton. David Rutter
Abefeld and Ackhamstead - two lost places. A Morley Davies
An 18th-century Minute Book: Minutes of the meetings held by the Commissioners for the Inclosure of the parish of Weston Turville, 1798-1800 - part 2. Eric Davis
The maps of Buckinghamshire 1574-1800 - part 2. Ursula Price
Note on some fragments of late medieval stained glass at Haddenham. E Clive Rouse
Armorial glass from Place Farm, Wyrardisbury, now at Fulmer Grange. E Clive Rouse
Restoration of the Ingylton tomb at Thornton.E Clive Rouse
NOTES: • Boarstall Tower handed to National Trust • Palimpsest brasses at Great Hampden Church • Langley Marish Church wall paintings • Restoration of Place Farm, Wyrardisbury • Winslow wall paintings
REVIEW: • The armorial glass of the Oxford diocese 1250-1850, by E A Greening Lamborn • White horses and other hill figures, by Morris Marples AND The Society: Meetings and excursions, the Natural History Section
OBITUARIES: Sir Henry Marten, Sir Wyndham Dunstan
Recent accessions to the museum, library and muniment room, General account for 1948, Officers of the Society
1950 Volume 15 part 4
Cover, title page, contents
The Hundreds of Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. A Morley Davies
The maps of Buckinghamshire 1574-1800 - part 3. Ursula Price
The Buckinghamshire Tornado. J Wilfrid Staddon
Tythrop House
NOTES: • Haddenham Church mponumental brasses • Roman potsherds at Taplow • Iron Age camp in Bulstrode Park, Gerrards Cross AND Erratum to Records 15 part 3
REVIEWS: • Subsidy Roll for the county of Buckingham, anno 1524, edited by Professor A C Chibnall and A Vere Woodman • The Little Guide to Buckinghamshire, by R L P Jowitt and E Clive Rouse
Recent accessions to the museum, library and muniment room, The Society, Officers of the Society
1951-1952 Volume 15 part 5
Cover, title page, contents
Glebe terriers and open-field Buckinghamshire - part 1. M W Beresford
The John Schorn Book of Hours. M F Bond and R T Pelly
A wooden font, and some allegorical glass roundels in Fulmer Church. E Clive Rouse
The goods of a sixteenth-century parson. A Vere Woodman
Further discoveries of tile fragments and wasters in connection with fourteenth-century paving-tile and roof-tile kilns at Penn. E Clive Rouse and John Broadbent
NOTES: • Fragments of wall-painting in Haddenham Church • Dundridge domestic wall painting • Stantonbury: Destruction of the old parish Church of St Peter • Iver Heath find of fourteenth-century paving tiles • Hartwell: Condition of the house and church • Harleyford Manor: Threat of demolition • Tythrop House staircase preserved • Stone axe from Whiteleaf
REVIEW: • The Church of St John the Baptist, Little Missenden, by Reverend W H Davies AND OBITUARIES: Francis Reader, A K Wickham, R B Wilson, Colonel O Pearce Serocold, A D Grinnell, Dr T G Parrott, H Kilburn Scott, G L de Fraine, A MacDonald, Reverend H Poole
The Society, the Muniment Room, Negotiations with Buckinghamshire County Council, Minutes of a Special Meeting of the Society's Council on Monday 23 January i951, the Natural History Section, Recent accessions to the museum, library and muniment room, Officers of the Society

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