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Hemingi chartularium ecclesiae Wigorniensis. 2 vols. Oxford,
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Joannis Glastoniensis chronica, sive historia de rebus Glastoniensibus.
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Thomae de Elmham vita et gesta Henrici Quinti. Oxford, 1727.
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Walteri Hemingford historia de rebus gestis Edvardi I, Edvardi II, et
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The
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