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[4] The monument has several times been referred to, and the ‘Red Indians’ mentioned without further comment: Gretton, R.H. thought it ‘dull and uninspired’ (The Burford Records (1920), 115).Google Scholar

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[6] Mr Le Fanu and Mr Hall in litt., Dr Ruddock through Professor Quinn.

[7] Principal Navigations, XI (1904), 24.

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