References Henry_Holyoake

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  holyoake, henry . dictionary of national biography. london: smith, elder & co. 1885–1900. 


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 this article incorporates text publication in public domain:  holyoake, henry . dictionary of national biography. london: smith, elder & co. 1885–1900.  entry cites:

frederick leigh colvile, worthies of warwickshire, pp. 428–30.









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