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100 1 $aPhilip, I. G.$q(Ian Gilbert)$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n83039711
245 10 $aDragon's teeth :$bthe crown versus the press in England in the XVII century /$cIan Philip.
260 $aClaremont, Calif. :$bHonnold Library Society,$c1970.
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