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GregoryJ (op. cit. ref 2): 16.
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Ibid: 20.
9.
Ibid: 21.
10.
Ibid: 1807 ed.: 41.
11.
Ibid: 24.
12.
Ibid: 44.
13.
Ibid: 42.
14.
Ibid: 1765 ed.: 18.
15.
GregoryJ (op. cit. ref 6): 59.
16.
GregoryJ (op. cit. ref 2): 67.
17.
Ibid: 67.
18.
Ibid: 44.
19.
Ibid: 1807 ed.: 95.
20.
Ibid: 132.
21.
Ibid: 241.
22.
GregoryJ (op. cit. ref 3): 2.
23.
Ibid: 6.
24.
Ibid: 61.
25.
Ibid: 54.
26.
Ibid: 109.
27.
Ibid: 114.
28.
Ibid130.
29.
GregoryJ (op. cit. ref 4): 35.
30.
Ibid: 4.
31.
Ibid: 53.
32.
Ibid: 57.
33.
Ibid: 66.
34.
Ibid: 73.
35.
Ibid: 162.
36.
Ibid: 169.
37.
Ibid: 173.
38.
Ibid: 194.
39.
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40.
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41.
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42.
Ibid: 207.
43.
Ibid: 209.
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47.
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Ibid: 18.
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56.
Ibid: 10.
57.
Ibid: 24.
58.
Ibid: 20.
59.
Ibid: 39.
60.
Ibid: 35.
61.
Ibid: 120.
62.
Ibid: 110.
63.
Ibid: 1772 ed, 68.
64.
Ibid: 122.
65.
Ibid: 1770 ed, 182.
66.
Ibid: 1772 ed, 234.
67.
Ibid: 1772 ed, 8.
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