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1596:Interregnum
1376:Lee, Sidney
1044:, p. .
1030:Coates 2010
611:Oxfordshire
297:Mary Wilson
171:Preceded by
73:August 2020
4016:Roundheads
3855:Categories
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1905:Charles II
1835:John Lisle
1807:John Lisle
1781:John Lisle
1765:John Lisle
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162:1626–1626
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123:In office
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3068:Morrison
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