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Lansdowne MS 69

Record Id:: 040-002065867
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Reference (shelfmark):: Lansdowne MS 69
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Scope & Content:: Burghley Papers
Collection Area:: Western Manuscripts
Project / Collection:: Lansdowne Collection
Hierarchy Tree:: [{ "id" : "040-002065867", "parent" : "#", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69: Burghley Papers" , "li_attr" : {"class": "orderable"} },{ "id" : "041-002065868", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/1: 1. Charges of diet allowed to the Comptroller and Secretary, which being not served, the Queen saveth, March 2, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065869", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/2: 2. The daily charge of a chamber ideas of the dishes for the Lord Chancellor, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065870", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/3: 3. Particular prices for diet for some of the Nobility, &c. in the Council-Chamber, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065871", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/4: 4. A brief of the Lord Steward's diet, with a bouge of court, and wages, March 4, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065872", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/5: 5. Franciscus, Niphus, to Lord Burghley; that a matter agreed upon in his favour in the Star-Chamber may not be altered, Jan. 27,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065873", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/6: 6. A note of the charges of divers dinners in the Star-Chamber in the time of Henry VIII. 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065874", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/7: 7. The case betwixt Sir George Sydenham, Knight, and Mrs. Rolles, as to the Parsonages of Puriton and Woolavington, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065875", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/8: 8. Mr. Thomas Digges's state of a matter in dispute betwixt himself and one Mr. Ashley. See Art. 58." },{ "id" : "041-002065876", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/9: 9. Sir Edward Hoby's petition Lord Burghley; to the Stewardship of the Manor of Milton," },{ "id" : "041-002065877", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/10: 10. Mrs. Ursula Randolph, to, Lord Burghley; to review,the state of her claim to the Stewardship of Milton, that Sir E. Hoby may…" },{ "id" : "041-002065878", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/11: 11. Sir Edw. Hoby's allegations in support of his claim of the Stewardship of Milton Manor, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065879", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/12: 12. Declaration that the Constableship of Quinborough Castle and the Stewardship of Milton should be united; with opposite…" },{ "id" : "041-002065880", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/13: 13. A discourse laid before Lord Burghley, by Mr. Ralph Lane, concerning the office of Mustermaster, Jan. 7, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065881", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/14: 14. Mr. Ralph. Lane's Supplement to his discourse on Musters, and the office of Mustermaster, Feb. 15, 1591 See Art. 53." },{ "id" : "041-002065882", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/15: 15. Sir T. Mildmay's and Sir John Petre's answer to Lord Burghley's letter, on the bad furniture of the soldiers intended for…" },{ "id" : "041-002065883", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/16: 16. A letter from Mr. Powell, Surveyor of the Ordnance, to Lord Burghley, sharply expostulating with his Lordship for rigorous…" },{ "id" : "041-002065884", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/17: 17. Captain Robert Flicke's representation how far he was concerned with the two Spanish prizes, and request for some unbiassed…" },{ "id" : "041-002065885", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/18: 18. Mr. Heson, Custom Officer of Southampton, to Lord Burghley; concerning the St. Thomas, and the French prize brought to…" },{ "id" : "041-002065886", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/19: 19. The Commissioners for the Prizes complain to Lord Burghley, that the prize sugar is naught, and should be sold forthwith, Jan.…" },{ "id" : "041-002065887", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/20: 20. An estimate of the prize goods brought in by ships set forth by the City of London, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065888", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/21: 21. Articies for the shipping set forth by the City of London in consort with Sir Walter Raleigh, Jan. 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065889", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/22: 22. Tho. Johnes, the Mayor of Southampton, to Lord Burghley; with a paper of the particulars of the fishes taken in the French…" },{ "id" : "041-002065890", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/23: 23. Sir Walter Raleigh, to Lord Burghley; with an accoun tof goods brought to London by Mr. Watts's ship, and the portion of…" },{ "id" : "041-002065891", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/24: 24. Mr. Recorder Fleetwood, to Lord Burghley; of the improper conditions which the Lord Chamberlain of London intended to annex to…" },{ "id" : "041-002065892", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/25: 25. Mr. W. Webbe, the Lord Mayor of London, to Lord Burghley; for settling the treasures of coal, and the bounds betwixt the City…" },{ "id" : "041-002065893", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/26: 26. The Lord Mayor of London, in answer to Lord Burghley, assures him that the City Counsel shall attend Mr. Attorney and…" },{ "id" : "041-002065894", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/27: 27. The Mayor and Aldermen of Newcastle-upon- Tyne desire Lord Burghley to reject a suit for a new impost on their coal, March 9,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065895", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/28: 28. Copy of an, information of Don Salomon Abenyaex, to the King of Portugal, against Mr. Barton at Constantinople, 1591.…" },{ "id" : "041-002065896", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/29: 29. P. de Combes, to, Lord Burghley; to be admitted to see him, having affairs of consequence to communicate, 1591. (French.)" },{ "id" : "041-002065897", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/30: 30. Herman Grapheus, to Lord Burghley; in behalf of George Bornstra, a foreign Captain, who was slighted, though he had detected a…" },{ "id" : "041-002065898", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/31: 31. Lord Riche, to Lord Burghley; with compliments, and a new-year's gift (it is not mentioned what), Jan. 1 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065899", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/32: 32. Lord Chief Justice Wray, to Lord Burghley; to recommend his son, St. Pool, to the Queen to be knighted, Jan. 23, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065900", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/33: 33. Mrs. Frances Cooke complains to Lord Burghley, as Lord Marshal, that though she is a Viscount's daughter, Lady Choke will take…" },{ "id" : "041-002065901", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/34: 34. Mr. Attorney-General's opinion as to corn imported which has paid duty, and is intended to be exported again without fresh…" },{ "id" : "041-002065902", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/35: 35. The Earl of Essex, to Lord Burghley; to favour Mr. Chamberlain's suit, especially as it may stop further importunity, March 6,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065903", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/36: 36. Dr. Richard Fletcher, Bishop of Bristol, and Dr. Aubrey, clear up the character of Matthew Heaton, a Minister, falsely accused…" },{ "id" : "041-002065904", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/37: 37. The Vice-Chancellor and Heads of Houses in, Cambridge, to Lord Burghley; that they had chosen Sir Robert Cecill to be their…" },{ "id" : "041-002065905", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/38: 38. Mr. Hugh Broughton, to Lord Burghley; that two books forcibly taken from him might be sent to him again. Printed in Strype's…" },{ "id" : "041-002065906", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/39: 39. Dennis Rowghane, in a letter to the Queen, complains that the Lord Burghley is not active enough in prosecuting Sir John…" },{ "id" : "041-002065907", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/40: 40. Thomas Cartwright protests his innocence to Lord Gray, and begs his Lordship's interest for his release on bail, Jan. 15,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065908", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/41: 41. Thomas Cartwright desires Lord Burghley's opinion, whether he should petition the Archbishop for his release or not, Jan. 25,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065909", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/42: 42. Thomas Cartwright, to Lord Burghley; that he was falsely accused of countenancing one who had abused Magistrates in his…" },{ "id" : "041-002065910", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/43: 43. The petition of John Udall, a Puritan prisoner, to Lord Burghley, to protect him, as his life is threatened, or permit him to…" },{ "id" : "041-002065911", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/44: 44. Thomas Cartwright, to Mr. Michael Hicks; to remind Lord Burghley at times convenient for his enlargement, Feb. 2, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065912", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/45: 45. Thomas Cartwright and his fellow Nonconformists, that Lord Burghley would get the Archbishop to release them, without any new…" },{ "id" : "041-002065913", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/46: 46. James Rither, in Newgate, to Lord Burghley; that he is thrown into that vile prison for a debt to the Queen that he has…" },{ "id" : "041-002065914", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/47: 47. A. Ashley apologizes for himself to Lord Burghley, and begs his Lordship to remove his displeasure from him, Jan. 15, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065915", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/48: 48. James Rither, in Newgate; begs of Lord Burghley to procure that his cast may he tried in Equity, and his prosecutor shamed,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065916", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/49: 49. A petition of, the London Clothworkers to Lord Burghley; to punish one Ware for bad calendering of Fustians." },{ "id" : "041-002065917", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/50: 50. Mr. Hen. Brounkard's petition for the renewal of his grant of issues lost by Jurors; with additional clauses, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065918", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/51: 51. John Kakowsky, a Polish Gentleman, arrested and imprisoned for a debt (asw he thinks) illegally, desires relief from Lord…" },{ "id" : "041-002065919", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/52: 52. Mr. Henry Pranel, an Alderman's son of London, to Lord Burghley; apologizing for his marriage with Mrs. Frances Howard,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065920", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/53: 53. Mr. Tho. Wilkes in some measure approves to Lord Burghley of Mr. Lane's project for the Musters in Ireland, Feb. 12, 1591. See…" },{ "id" : "041-002065921", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/54: 54. The Doctors Goade, Whitaker, Harwell and Chaderton, of Cambridge praise Lord Burghley for his religious zeal, wise government,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065922", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/55: 55. Hugh Williams and Rich. Kyd offer reasons to Lord Burghley for their sole making and vending English tennis balls, and hand…" },{ "id" : "041-002065923", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/56: 56. Sir John Smith, to Lord Burghley; that his Lordship would allow two books of his composing to be printed, March 12, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065924", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/57: 57. A duplicate of Art. 50, with the objections to it answered." },{ "id" : "041-002065925", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/58: 58. The account of Tho. Digges, of a conspiracy against him to defraud him, by Leonard Keare, Scrivener, &c. 1591. See…" },{ "id" : "041-002065926", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/59: 59. A copy of a petition to the Queen, of Mr. Ralph Lane, that his military projects may be attended to, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065927", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/60: 60. Henry Bossevyle, an odd foreigner, to Lord Burghley; concerning his medicine for cure of the gout, 1591." },{ "id" : "041-002065928", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/61: 61. The daily and ordinary service of trenchers and white or wooden cups served to the Queen and her Officers, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065929", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/62: 62. The expense of bottles, jugs, &c. for the Queen's drink, in the 33d year of Her Highness." },{ "id" : "041-002065930", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/63: 63. A request of the Queen's Master Cook for an allowance of spices, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065931", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/64: 64. A bill of such commands as were daily served out of the buttery, pantry, cellars, and larders for the Queen, in May, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065932", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/65: 65. An account of spices served from the spicery by the Queen's command, and to whom delivered, in May, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065933", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/66: 66. The Queen's commandments in the office of the Poultry, the month of May, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065934", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/67: 67. The Justices of Herefordshire would know of Lord Burghley, when to attend the Court for composition for purveying, Oct. 2,…" },{ "id" : "041-002065935", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/68: 68. A list of the several officers of the Queen's Household, and their servants under them, in the 35th year of the Queen." },{ "id" : "041-002065936", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/69: 69. The particulars of the Allowance of bread delivered and served from the pantry, besides the commandments, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065937", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/70: 70. The humble request of the Clerks of the Spicery, to Lord Burghley; for regulation, of their spices, Dec. 8, 1592," },{ "id" : "041-002065938", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/71: 71. A note of lands falsely procured to be passed away from the Queen to Wm. Kirkham and John Thirlby." },{ "id" : "041-002065939", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/72: 72. An account of forfeited lands, &c. seized by Edw. Lane, without the Lord Treasurer's privity, or answering the Queen's…" },{ "id" : "041-002065940", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/73: 73. An account of thirteen parks passed by the Earl of Essex's warrant to Thomas Crompton, Robert Wright, and Gelly Merryck, Oct.…" },{ "id" : "041-002065941", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/74: 74. The draught of a warrant for the Lord Keeper Puckering, to grant Commissions for visiting of Hospitals, &c. corrected…" },{ "id" : "041-002065942", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/75: 75. Fees and allowances due to the Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, from Nov. 20, exclusive, to March 25, 1592;…" },{ "id" : "041-002065943", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/76: 76. An account of several Grants that have no dates upon the warrants to witness the day of delivery of the same, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065944", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/77: 77. An account of the offices which the late Lord Chancellor Hatton held tinder the Queen's Majesty, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065945", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/78: 78. An account of some Grants made by different Kings of England, with the names of the witnesses to the same." },{ "id" : "041-002065946", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/79: 79. The Lord Chancellor Hatton's account, signed by himself, of offices and emoluments by him bestowed on some of his friends and…" },{ "id" : "041-002065947", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/80: 80. Mr. Auditor Dodington's information to. Lord Burghley, of the accounts of Mr. Quarles, Surveyor of the Sea Victualling, June…" },{ "id" : "041-002065948", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/81: 81. Rough memorials of Lord Burghley relating to Auditors and Accomptants, 1592." },{ "id" : "041-002065949", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/82: 82. Material points on which the Lord Treasurer and Chancellor's pleasure is to be known, in the accompts of the Treasurer of…" },{ "id" : "041-002065950", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/83: 83. Sir John Norris's petition, as Administrator to Richard Huddleston deceased, for allowance for money disbursed in the…" },{ "id" : "041-002065951", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/84: 84. Disbursements of Sir John Norris himself, for the Low-Countries, from Oct. 11, 1588, to April 15, 1589." },{ "id" : "041-002065952", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/85: 85. Divers sums of money received by Sir Francis Drake, as the same were entered in his first book." },{ "id" : "041-002065953", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/86: 86. An account of sums of money paid out of the Exchequer, for the late service in Portugal." },{ "id" : "041-002065954", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/87: 87. A proposal for the grant of Post-Fines for a certain number of years, by way of farm." },{ "id" : "041-002065955", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/88: 88. An answer to the last mentioned proposal respecting the Post-Fines." },{ "id" : "041-002065956", "parent" : "040-002065867", "text" : "Lansdowne MS 69/89: 89. John Taverner, to Lord Burghley, for reformation of disorders committed in the Queen's woods, Feb. 21, 1592." }]
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040-002065867
Is part of:: Lansdowne MS 1-1245 : Lansdowne Manuscripts

Lansdowne MS 69 : Burghley Papers
Contains:: Lansdowne MS 69/1 : 1. Charges of diet allowed to the Comptroller and Secretary, which being not served, the Queen saveth, March 2, 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/2 : 2. The daily charge of a chamber ideas of the dishes for the Lord Chancellor, 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/3 : 3. Particular prices for diet for some of the Nobility, &c. in the Council-Chamber, 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/4 : 4. A brief of the Lord Steward's diet, with a bouge of court, and wages, March 4, 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/5 : 5. Franciscus, Niphus, to Lord Burghley; that a matter agreed upon in his favour in the Star-Chamber may not be altered, Jan.…
Lansdowne MS 69/6 : 6. A note of the charges of divers dinners in the Star-Chamber in the time of Henry VIII. 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/7 : 7. The case betwixt Sir George Sydenham, Knight, and Mrs. Rolles, as to the Parsonages of Puriton and Woolavington, 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/8 : 8. Mr. Thomas Digges's state of a matter in dispute betwixt himself and one Mr. Ashley. See Art. 58.
Lansdowne MS 69/9 : 9. Sir Edward Hoby's petition Lord Burghley; to the Stewardship of the Manor of Milton,
Lansdowne MS 69/10 : 10. Mrs. Ursula Randolph, to, Lord Burghley; to review,the state of her claim to the Stewardship of Milton, that Sir E. Hoby…
Lansdowne MS 69/11 : 11. Sir Edw. Hoby's allegations in support of his claim of the Stewardship of Milton Manor, 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/12 : 12. Declaration that the Constableship of Quinborough Castle and the Stewardship of Milton should be united; with…
Lansdowne MS 69/13 : 13. A discourse laid before Lord Burghley, by Mr. Ralph Lane, concerning the office of Mustermaster, Jan. 7, 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/14 : 14. Mr. Ralph. Lane's Supplement to his discourse on Musters, and the office of Mustermaster, Feb. 15, 1591 See Art. 53.
Lansdowne MS 69/15 : 15. Sir T. Mildmay's and Sir John Petre's answer to Lord Burghley's letter, on the bad furniture of the soldiers…
Lansdowne MS 69/16 : 16. A letter from Mr. Powell, Surveyor of the Ordnance, to Lord Burghley, sharply expostulating with his Lordship for…
Lansdowne MS 69/17 : 17. Captain Robert Flicke's representation how far he was concerned with the two Spanish prizes, and request for some…
Lansdowne MS 69/18 : 18. Mr. Heson, Custom Officer of Southampton, to Lord Burghley; concerning the St. Thomas, and the French prize brought…
Lansdowne MS 69/19 : 19. The Commissioners for the Prizes complain to Lord Burghley, that the prize sugar is naught, and should be sold forthwith,…
Lansdowne MS 69/20 : 20. An estimate of the prize goods brought in by ships set forth by the City of London, 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/21 : 21. Articies for the shipping set forth by the City of London in consort with Sir Walter Raleigh, Jan. 1591.
Lansdowne MS 69/22 : 22. Tho. Johnes, the Mayor of Southampton, to Lord Burghley; with a paper of the particulars of the fishes taken in the…
Lansdowne MS 69/23 : 23. Sir Walter Raleigh, to Lord Burghley; with an accoun tof goods brought to London by Mr. Watts's ship, and the portion…
Lansdowne MS 69/24 : 24. Mr. Recorder Fleetwood, to Lord Burghley; of the improper conditions which the Lord Chamberlain of London intended to annex…
Lansdowne MS 69/25 : 25. Mr. W. Webbe, the Lord Mayor of London, to Lord Burghley; for settling the treasures of coal, and the bounds betwixt the…
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Start Date:: 1577
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