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Excerpt from The Place of the Reign of Edward II, in English History: Based Upon the Ford Lectures Delivered in the University of Oxford in 1913
I have endeavoured to make my book more practical, by indicating, as I go along, what work is, to my knowledge, being done on the reign, and I am glad here to record that a not inconsiderable portion of that work is being under taken by my colleagues and pupils. If the first results of some of this had not been before me, I Should have found my task much harder than it has been. I have mentioned the names of some such workers, as occasion has arisen in the course of my discussions. If I do not set down here their names, or the names of others who have helped me, I am none the less grateful for their assistance and advice. I hope that by making this reign, for the next few years, the centre of the seminar studies of my pupils here, we shall some of us have opportunities of testing its soundness.
To many other friends I owe no small measure of thanks, and notably to numerous members of the staff of the Public Record Office, who have never grudged trouble in smooth ing my path for me. Here I should wish to express a particular obligation to Mr. C. G. Crump, Mr. Charles Johnson and Mr. C. Hilary Jenkinson, all of the Public Record Office.
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