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Aldrich
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Aldrich
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Aldrich
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Aldrich
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Buckle
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Buxey
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Cornhill
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Emmott
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Farkerley
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Giddens
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Glyppe
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Goodswine
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Hix
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Hoskins
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Edmund
Joke
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Joseph
Maycock
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Maycock
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Henry
Maycock
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Robert
Maycock
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Mighell
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Thomas
Mighell
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Thomas
Rigall
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Thomas
Ryvans
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Elizabeth
Snellinge
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John
Snellinge
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Ussher
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Intoxicants and Early Modernity is a collaboration between the University of Sheffield's Department of History, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and Digital Humanities Institute | Sheffield.

The project was funded by the Economic & Social Science Research Council (ESRC) and the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC).

Version 1.0. June 2018

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