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Footnotes:

{1} The details of the life at Little Gidding contained in the following

pages are derived chiefly from "Two lives of Nicholas Ferrar, by his

brother John, and by Dr. Jebb," Baker's MSS., edited by Dr. Mayor, of

Cambridge, and from "Life of Nicholas Ferrar, by Dr. Turner," Bishop of

Ely. Both these works are now out of print. The accounts of the various

Harmonies or Concordances are derived entirely from personal examination

of the separate volumes, or from direct communication with their owners.

{20} Three of these volumes are now in the British Museum.

{35} The most accurate accounts are those in "Nicholas Ferrar," edited

by Canon Carter, published 1892, and in a paper by the present Author,

prepared for the Society of Antiquaries, and printed in _Archaeologia_

for 1888. Even these accounts are not quite accurate at the present

time, some of the volumes having changed hands in the last few years.--J.

E. A.

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