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Huntington, Joanna (2007) Saintly power as a model of royal authority: the 'royal touch' and other miracles in the early vitae of Edward the Confessor. In: Aspects of Power and Authority in the Middle Ages. International Medieval Research (14). Brepols, Turnhout, Belgium, pp. 327-343. ISBN 9782503527352

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Roos, Anna Marie (2004) Astrology, the academy, and the early modern newspaper. In: Astrology and the academy: papers from the inaugural conference of the Sophia Centre, 13-14 June 2003, Bath Spa University College. Cinnabar Books, Bristol, pp. 131-146. ISBN 1898485070

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Waites, Ian (2005) Where they seek for freedom still: space and freedom in the English common field landscape 1810-1830. In: Land Questions: Social, Cultural and Political Perspectives on the Land in the United Kingdom 1750-2000, 2-3 July 2005, University of Hertfordshire.

Waites, Ian (2011) The life and death of a council estate shopping area: ‘The Precinct’, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire 1965-2000. In: The History and Heritage of Post-war Council Estates: Exploring Changing Landscapes and Cultural Life, 30 June 2011, Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln.

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