Talk:Richard of Pudlicott

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Spelling of the name

Doherty's book gives the spelling of the name as Puddlicott, with a double 'D'. Contemporary sources cited by the same book use the same spelling. Any objections to modifying the title and content of this article accordingly? Mikedash 12:05, 24 July 2007 (UTC)

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