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Object
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ObjectIdentity
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Number
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WAKGM : A1.91 3/37 |
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Institution
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WAKGM |
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Identification
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Classification
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Keyword
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Yorkshire Churches and Cathedrals |
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System
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MART |
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Classification
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Keyword
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Yorkshire and Captain Cook |
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System
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MART |
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ObjectName
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Keyword
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The Gott Collection |
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Title
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Marske Church |
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BriefDescription
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The Gott Collection was made by John Gott [1830-1906], Vicar of Leeds and later Bishop of Truro, and his father William Gott [1797-1863]. There are ten volumes, each approx 660mm by 520mm in size. They were bound by Mckenzie, 4 Crown Street, Westminster, in red Morocco super extra, tooled in gold. There are letters from B.T.Batsford, R.S. Garnett, and L.C. Braun dated May-June 1916 pinned to flyleaf of Volume I. The letters all pertain to the purchase of the volumes by Frank Green. |
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Production
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Person
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PersonName
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Cuit, George (after) |
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Note
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(1743-1818) |
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Date
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1788 |
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Role
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artist |
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Association
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Type
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subject |
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Place
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PlaceName
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Marske |
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PlaceName
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Yorkshire |
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PlaceName
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UK |
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Description
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Aspect
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Part
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medium |
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Type
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material |
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KeywordList
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Keyword
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pen |
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Keyword
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ink,indian ink wash |
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Aspect
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Part
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support |
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Type
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material |
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KeywordList
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Keyword
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paper |
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Inscription
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Transcription
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Marske Church in the North Riding of Yorkshire |
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Inscription
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Position
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b.r. |
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Transcription
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Copy from a drawing by G Cuit of Richmond |
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ObjectLocation
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Location
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Keyword
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Keeper Of Art's Office at Wakefield Art Gallery |
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Recorder
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Initials
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mm |
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Date
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17.12.1998 |
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Description
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Aspect
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Type
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condition |
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KeywordList
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Aspect
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Type
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completeness |
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KeywordList
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Aspect
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Part
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frame |
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KeywordList
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Aspect
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Part
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mount |
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KeywordList
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Measurement
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Part
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sheet |
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Dimension
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max. height |
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Reading
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Value
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287 |
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Unit
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mm |
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Measurement
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Part
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sheet |
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Dimension
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max. width |
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Reading
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Value
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442 |
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Unit
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mm |
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Measurement
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Part
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frame |
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Dimension
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max. depth |
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Measurement
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Part
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mount |
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Dimension
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max. height |
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Measurement
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Part
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mount |
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Dimension
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max. width |
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Measurement
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Part
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mount |
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Dimension
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max. depth |
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Evidence
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Reason
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Research on George Cuit (1743-1818) and his scenes of 18th century Cleveland |
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Person
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PersonName
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Thornton, Cliff |
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Organisation
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OrganisationName
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Date
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2.2008 |
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Note
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article on Marske Church plus three comparative images available on F Drive/Modes/Documents/Art/Gott Collection/Volume 3 |
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Acquisition
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Method
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gift |
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Person
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Role
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from |
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PersonName
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Green, Frank |
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Address
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Date
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1930 |
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Transfer
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Organisation
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Role
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exhibitor |
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LoanOut
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Person
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Role
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borrower |
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Organisation
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Role
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borrower |
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Conservation
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Person
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Role
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conservator |
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Reproduction
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Method
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digital camera |
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Type
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identification |
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Filename
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Gott3_37.jpg |
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Organisation
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Role
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photographer |
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OrganisationName
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North Yorkshire County Record Office |
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Date
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DateBegin
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12.2004 |
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DateEnd
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7.2005 |
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Reproduction
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Type
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b/w neg & slide |
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Administration
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ItemCategory
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Type
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collection |
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Keyword
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Gott |
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Date
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8.8.2007 |
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Commentary
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Marske Church in the North Riding of Yorkshire copied from a drawing by George Cuit (1743-1818). |
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Commentary
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Since this drawing was collected by the Gott family it has always been included in the series of works which relate to Captain Cook. But recent research has shown this to be an error because the Marske Church depicted in this drawing is in Swaledale near Richmond and not Marske-by-the-sea which is where Captain Cook's father was buried in 1779. Furthermore this drawing is not by George Cuit as the other Cook drawings are, but is a copy of one of his works. |
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References
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Note
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Research courtesy of Cliff Thornton, Bulletin of The Cleveland & Teeside Local History Society, Winter 2007 |
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Reference
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Volume
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Winter 2007 |
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Journal
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Bulletin of The Cleveland & Teeside Local History Society |
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Date
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2007 |
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Author
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Thornton, Cliff |
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