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            <title type="main">Inns of Court</title>

            <!-- RESOLVE: Who are the funding agencies for the original printed version of Inns of Court? Should Jackman, NEH, and/or SSHRC be cited? -->   
            <funder><orgName>Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, New York, United States of America</orgName></funder>
            
            <!-- RESOLVE: should CANARIE be cited here as a funder? Please confirm with Susan Brown
            <funder><orgName>CANARIE</orgName></funder> -->
            
            <funder><orgName>Jackman Foundation, Toronto, Canada</orgName></funder>            
            <funder><orgName>National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington, DC, United States of
               America</orgName></funder>
            <funder><orgName>Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Ottawa,
               Canada</orgName></funder>
            
            <!-- RESOLVE: how do we refer to Alan Nelson and John Elliott as editors of the print edition? -->
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		 <editor resp="print"><persName>John R. Elliott, Jr.</persName></editor>
            
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               <orgName>Records of Early English Drama (REED)</orgName>
               <resp>Project Manager</resp>
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               <persName>John Bradley</persName>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
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               <persName>Susan Brown</persName> 
               <orgName>University of Guelph</orgName>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
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               <persName xml:id="CK">Kathy Chung</persName>
               <orgName>Records of Early English Drama (REED)</orgName>
               <resp>REED Research Associate, NHPRC-Mellon Project Consultant</resp>
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               <persName xml:id="JC">James Cummings</persName>
               <orgName>Newcastle University</orgName>
               <resp>Records of Early English Drama (REED) Executive Board</resp>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
               <resp>TEI Schema Designer, Technical Consultant</resp>
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               <persName>Matthew Davies</persName>
               <orgName>University of London, Birkbeck College</orgName> <!-- confirm -->
               <resp>Records of Early English Drama (REED) Executive Board</resp>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
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            <!-- RESOLVE: who is the Paleographer, Translator, Latin and Anglo-French Glossarian for Inns of Court (both print and electronic)? -->
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               <persName xml:id="PG">Patrick Gregory</persName>
               <orgName>Records of Early English Drama (REED)</orgName>
               <resp>Associate Editor</resp> <!-- confirm -->
               <resp>Paleographer, Translator, Latin and Anglo-French Glossarian</resp> <!-- confirm -->
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               <persName>Tanya Hagen</persName>
               <orgName>Records of Early English Drama (REED)</orgName>
               <resp>Bibliographer, NHPRC-Mellon Project Consultant</resp>
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               <persName xml:id="JAKA1">Diane K. Jakacki</persName>
               <orgName>Bucknell University</orgName>
               <resp>Records of Early English Drama (REED) Executive Board</resp>
               <resp>Principal Investigator, NHPRC-Mellon Digital Edition Publishing Cooperatives Planning Grant</resp>
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               <persName>Alexandra F. Johnston</persName>
               <orgName>Records of Early English Drama (REED)</orgName>
               <resp>REED Founder and Senior Consultant</resp>
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            <respStmt>
               <persName>David Kathman</persName>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
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            <respStmt>
               <persName>Sally-Beth MacLean</persName>
               <orgName>Records of Early English Drama (REED)</orgName>
               <resp>Principal Investigator, SSHRC grant; Director of Research and General Editor</resp>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
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            <respStmt>
               <persName>Kimberly Martin</persName>
               <orgName>University of Guelph</orgName>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Consultant</resp>
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            <respStmt>
               <persName>Christopher Matusiak</persName>
               <orgName>Ithaca College</orgName>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
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            <respStmt>
               <persName xml:id="JN">Jamie Norrish</persName>
               <resp>Programmer, EATS developer, NHPRC-Mellon Project Consultant</resp>
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            <respStmt>
               <persName>Dorothy Porter</persName>
               <orgName>University of Pennsylvania</orgName>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
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            <respStmt>
               <persName>Suzanne Westfall</persName>
               <orgName>Lafayette College</orgName>
               <resp>Records of Early English Drama (REED) Executive Board Member</resp>
               <resp>NHPRC-Mellon Project Team Member</resp>
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            <edition>Print version, published <date when-iso="2010">2010</date>. Electronic edition, anticipated publication <date when-iso="2018">2018</date></edition>
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               <address>
                  <addrLine>University of Toronto</addrLine>
                  <addrLine>170 St George Street, Suite 810</addrLine>
                  <addrLine>Toronto, Ontario, Canada</addrLine>
                  <addrLine>M5R 2M8</addrLine>
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            <!-- RESOLVE: Include Boydell & Brewer publication information? -->
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               <orgName>D.S. Brewer, Cambridge, an imprint of Boydell &amp; Brewer Ltd./Boydell &amp; Brewer Ltd.</orgName>
               <address>
                  <addrLine>PO Box 9, Woodbridge</addrLine>
                  <addrLine>Suffolk IP12 3DF, UK</addrLine>
                  <addrLine>668 Mt. Hope Avenue</addrLine>
                  <addrLine>Rochester, NY 14620</addrLine>
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               <p>Copyright <orgName>Records of Early English Drama (REED)</orgName>,
                  <date>2017</date></p>
               <licence target="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/">Distributed under a
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            <p>This publication constitutes a remediation of the printed Inns of Court collection. Information on original sources for transcriptions can be accessed via the Document Descriptions.</p>
            <p>For a full list of REED collections, editors, executive board members, and staff, please visit http://reed.utoronto.ca/people</p>       
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            <p>Records of Early English Drama (REED) is an international scholarly project that is
               establishing for the first time the context from which the drama of Shakespeare and his
               contemporaries grew. Founded in 1976, REED has worked since then to locate, transcribe,
               and edit historical documents containing evidence of drama, secular music, and other
               communal entertainment and ceremony from the Middle Ages until 1642, when the Puritans
               closed the London theatres.</p>
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         <change when="2017-10-28" who="#JAKA1">adapted schema from #JC work on Staffordshire</change>
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