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A sneak peek at the next edition - No.171
Jot & Tittle: keeping up with history.
The Flight of the Earls
The First Named Author
Cynthia Ann Parker
The Tradition of Cornish Jumpers
The How and Why of Northern Ireland
Enheduanna, High Priestess of Sumer
How villages could be identified
Kidnapped by Red Indians and 'rescued' against her will.
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