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06 Mar 2015 13:15 - 06 Mar 2015 13:15 #1 by Belegchand (mcalo)

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Subjects of Travance,

I am pleased to announce that the Baronial Library now has on display the Scholar Notes for the following list of previous Feast Weekends:

February 1214
March 1214
May 1214
Extended Feast 1214
July 1214
August 1214
October 1214
November 1214
February 1215

The directions to the section of the library containing them can be found here .

I will post a new missive below this one whenever a new tome is available for review in the library.

In Service,
Squire Belegchand Dinephilin
Seeker of the Veiled Truths

OOG: Matt Calo - Marshal

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