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Description 坂田学校卒業証書(埼玉県北足立郡坂田村)
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Source 上尾市教育委員会・編 (15 March 1994) 上尾市史 第四巻 資料編4、近代・現代1, 上尾市, p. 口絵 (原典は『岡村家文書』306)
Author 不明(上尾市教育委員会蔵)

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