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Place-names from hām, distinguished from hamm names, in relation to the settlement of Kent, Surrey and Sussex
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  • 1961The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names118 cited
  • 1973Roman roads in Britain90 cited
  • 1964Early English and Norse Studies: Presented to Hugh Smith in Honour of His Sixtieth Birthday59 cited
  • 1967English Place-Names derived from the Compoundwīchām31 cited
  • 1938Studies on English Place-Names24 cited
  • 1963English place-names in -stead23 cited

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  • 1992THE PLACE OF ENGLISH IN GERMANIC AND INDO-EUROPEAN22 cited
  • 1977Early Anglo-Saxon settlement patterns in southern England10 cited

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