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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 February 2015
1 An abbreviated form of this paper was given a meeting of The Catholic Records Society at York in the summer of 2001. I am grateful to Mrs Aileen Aveling for making available copies of her husband's correspondence; archival material which is unreferenced remains in her possession.
2 30 April 1978, Aveling to Otto Smail. Douai Abbey Archives, VII.3.f Scott, 26 October 1989, Aveling to Geoffrey Scott.
3 Douai Abbey Archives, VII.3.f Scott, 25 January 1985, 19 April 1989, Aveling to Geoffrey Scott.
4 Douai Abbey Archives, VII.3.f Scott, 11 December 1988, 19 January 1990, 15 May 1990, Aveling to Geoffrey Scott.
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