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Volume 15, Number 3, September 2014Table of Contents
- Barnard Hampton and His Books
- pp. 343-346
- Fifteenth-Century Book Trade Project
- pp. 347-348
- Recent Books
- pp. 362-363
- Recent Periodicals
- pp. 364-372
- Books Received
- p. 373
- Notes on Contributors
- p. 374
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