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            <respStmt><!-- used to record primary contributors of edition; add addition <respStmt> where there is more than one contributor to the edition -->
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            <address> 
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            <idno><!-- Use <idno> for ISBN or any other identifying numbers that are relevant --></idno>
            <availability><!-- availability statement clarifies a general copyright and fair use policy governing reuse of the TEI edition -->
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               <p><!-- okay to addto include other related but necessary blocks of information --></p>
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            <date><!-- the date of publication of the TEI edition --></date>
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            <date><!-- provide a date for update on availability statement if different than publication date --></date>
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               <publisher></publisher>
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         <projectDesc><!-- a statment on purpose of TEI edition, project objectives, teams, etc -->
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         <samplingDecl><!-- can use this section to provide details on how text(s) at project level were selected -->
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            <normalization><!-- we can also record any regularization decisions made to source work in translating into a digital format -->
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            <quotation><!-- Information about treatment of quotations (preservation of original quotation marks, etc.) -->
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            <hyphenation><!-- Treatment of the hyphenation of the source -->
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         <handNotes><!--  List of the handwriting that appears in the text  -->
            <handNote/><!-- the details of one particular set of handwriting are specified on the attributes -->
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         <creation><!-- where we recorded publication data of source work under <sourceDesc> above, here we can track information known of the creation of source work -->
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            <listChange><!-- records information on changes/revisions to source work during stages of its creation; <revisionDesc> can be used after <listChange> to record information on changes/revisions to the TEI edition; can add more <change/> sections to track multiple changes/revisions -->
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(unknown or inapplicable) [Default] --></channel>
            <constitution type="single"><!-- allowed values of "constitution" include: single (a single complete text [Default]); composite (a text made by combining several smaller items, each individually complete); frags (fragments, a text made by combining several smaller, not necessarily complete, items); unknown (composition unknown or unspecified) --></constitution>
            <derivation type="original"><!-- sample values of "derivation" include: original (text is original); revision (text is a revision of some other text); translation (text is a translation of some other text); abridgment (text is an abridged version of some other text); plagiarism (text is plagiarized from some other text); traditional (text has no obvious source but is one of a number derived from some common ancestor) --></derivation>
            <domain type="education"><!-- sample values of "domain" include: art (art and entertainment); domestic (domestic and private); religious (religious and ceremonial); business (business and work place); education (education); govt (government, government and law); public (other forms of public context)  --></domain>
            <factuality type="inapplicable"><!-- allowed values include: fiction (the text is to be regarded as entirely imaginative); fact (the text is to be regarded as entirely informative or factual); mixed (the text contains a mixture of fact and fiction); inapplicable (the fiction/fact distinction is not regarded as helpful or appropriate to this text) --></factuality>
            <interaction type="inapplicable" active="singular" passive="world"><!-- for a full description of these optional attributes and their suggested or allowed values, see: http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ref-interaction.html --></interaction>
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revised (polished or revised before presentation) --></preparedness>
            <purpose type="inform" degree="high"><!-- for a full description of these optional attributes and their suggested or allowed values, see: http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ref-purpose.html --></purpose>
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               <date><!-- any identifiable date associated with the setting --></date>
               <time><!-- a phrase describing the setting's time of day --></time>
               <locale><!-- a brief informal description of the setting's location  --></locale>
               <activity><!-- a brief informal description of the actions (other than speaking) of participants in setting --></activity>
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                  <!-- ... -->
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      <revisionDesc><!-- revisionDesc tracks the revision history of the encoded document -->
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      <body>
         <p><!--document body content goes here--></p>
         <p>This document is basic template of the TEI header. For an extended edition with detailed comments, please see our <ref target="http://tapasproject.org/tapas-commons/files/tapas-template-header-extended">extended</ref> header template.</p>
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            <head>How to use this template</head>
            <p>Toggle the XML stylesheet to view the header structure. Download this template by selecting "files" tab.</p>
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         <div>
            <head>Credit</head>
            <p>This document was prepared using the <ref target="http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html">TEI-C</ref> guidelines on headers and the <ref target="http://www.wwp.northeastern.edu/outreach/seminars/_current/handouts/header_template.xml">Women Writers Project</ref> TEI resources as reference.</p>
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