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\r\nJul 1, 1637: Assigned from Mary Allott to John Legat (2) and Andrew Crooke (1): \"these Copies and parts of Copies hereafter following \u2026 Shakespeares workes their Part.\" (agreed to in a meeting of the Stationers\u2019 Court on Nov 7, 1636 [Jackson 1957, 287]).",
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