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Old 25th June 2008, 01:24 PM   #6
Royston
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Three beautiful swords.

Congratulations.


Kai,

I have noticed this article before as being held by jstor. When I looked at it, it appears that you can only gain access from a university or institution site.
Do you have any any better ideas ? There must be a wealth of knowledge in these old journals.

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