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CITIE

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CITIECentre for Integrating Technology in Education


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Middleton had instructed his executrix to "cause see and provide that all and every my apprentices be made firemen of the Citie of London Immediately and as sone as any of their severall termes of apprentishode shall happen to be expired and ended of that Arte wherof I am nowe a freman my selfe"; Tottell was made free in 1547, the year of Middleton's death, as Middleton had provided in his will.
A notation on the Mayor's 1572 list, for example, observed that: "The whole Playes were playde, thoughe manye of the citie were sore against the settinge forthe therof' (Mayor's List 10, in Clopper 1979: 97).
Indeed, in his 1998 survey of rail transit investments built since 1980, Jonathan Richmond of Harvard's Taubman Center for Local Government concluded that none had appreciably reduced congestion in citie s.
 
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