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  • 2006The Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland84 cited
  • 1999Importation of printed books into England and Scotland78 cited
  • 1999The books of the common law69 cited
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  • 1999Medicine and science47 cited
  • 2006The medieval library (toc. 1450)47 cited
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  • 2008Bookbindings43 cited
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