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Leland, John
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Leland, John (c. 1506–1552)

English antiquary whose manuscripts have proved a valuable source for scholars. He became chaplain and librarian to Henry VIII, and during 1534–43 toured England collecting material for a history of English antiquities. The Itinerary was published in 1710.
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