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** Place House, a 16th century mansion largely remodelled in the 19th century, in Fowey, Cornwall

** Prideaux Place, an Elizabethan mansion in Padstow, Cornwall

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** Richard Carew, Cornish translator and antiquary ( d. 1620 )

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** Cornish Australian

** Cornish diaspora

** Cornish poetry

** Audie Cornish ( 2011 – present )

** Dhô'm Gwrêg Gernûak at Wikisource ( poetic dedication to Handbook of the Cornish Language )

** Robert Morton Nance, Cornish language expert

** The Cornish Church Guide and Parochial History of Cornwall.

** Mineralogy ( including Philip Rashleigh's collection of Cornish minerals )

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