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The royal forests of England

Note 1 — Chapter XIV · THE FOREST OF THE HIGH PEAK

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This word, though the assistance of some of our ablest philologists has been asked and courteously given, remains uncertain in its meaning. The probabilities on the whole favour the idea that it was a local name for some kind of horned deer. Possibly it may have been the roebuck. Compare leucoryx, the name for a white antelope.

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