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        <p>The LEMDO team welcomes feedback, queries, and suggestions. We will forward feedback on the editions to the anthology leads and editors. Feedback on the interface and functionality of the LEMDO editions will be used by us to improve the user experience of all the LEMDO anthologies.</p></div>
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               <item>Janelle Jenstad, Director: <ref target="mailto:lemdo@uvic.ca">lemdo@uvic.ca</ref> </item>
              <item>Martin Holmes, Developer, Humanities Computing and Media Centre, University of Victoria: <ref target="mailto:mholmes@uvic.ca">mholmes@uvic.ca</ref></item>
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            <p>Linked Early Modern Drama Online
            <lb/>c/o Janelle Jenstad
            <lb/>Department of English
            <lb/>P.O. Box 3070 STN CSC
            <lb/>University of Victoria
            <lb/>Victoria, BC, V8W 2Y2
            <lb/>Canada</p>
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