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|last= Boulger |first= George Simonds |author-link= George Simonds Boulger|

|last= Carlyle |first= E. I. |author-link= E. I. Carlyle |

|last= Cooper |first= Thompson |author-link= Thompson Cooper|

|last= Courtney |first= William Prideaux |author-link= William Prideaux Courtney|

|last= Cust |first= Lionel |author-link= Lionel Cust|

|last= Goodwin |first= Gordon |author-link=|

|last= Gordon |first= Alexander |author-link= Alexander Gordon (Unitarian)|

|last= Kingsford |first= Charles Lethbridge |author-link= Charles Lethbridge Kingsford|

|last= Laughton |first= John Knox |author-link= John Knox Laughton|

|last= Lee |first= Sidney |author-link= Sidney Lee|

|last= Moore |first= Sir Norman |author-link= Sir Norman Moore, 1st Baronet|

|last= Pollard |first= Albert |author-link= Albert Pollard|

|last= Seccombe |first= Thomas |author-link= Thomas Seccombe|

|last= Sutton |first= Charles William |author-link= Charles William Sutton|

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The Encyclopedia Americana (1920)  via Wikisource.

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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica (11th Ed.) (EB1911)

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1922 Encyclopædia Britannica (12th Ed.) (EB1922)

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Catholic Encyclopedia (1913) (CathEncy)

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After & Before; post here

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United States New Castle, Delaware, USA
United States New Castle, Indiana, USA
United States New Castle, Pennsylvania, USA
England Newcastle-under-Lyme, England
England Newcastle upon Tyne, England
South Africa Newcastle, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
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