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Though long [[deceased]], Philip Dumond was a [[philosopher]] of some controversy that inspired young [[Adramelech]] to adopt the guise of [[Lord Adrian Ramsey]] as a sort of homage or recreation.<ref>[[Van Richten Society Research Files: Doppelgangers]] p. 328-329</ref> | Though long [[deceased]], Philip Dumond was a [[philosopher]] of some controversy that inspired young [[Adramelech]] to adopt the guise of [[Lord Adrian Ramsey]] as a sort of homage or recreation.<ref>[[Van Richten Society Research Files: Doppelgangers]] p. 328-329</ref> | ||
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Though long deceased, Philip Dumond was a philosopher of some controversy that inspired young Adramelech to adopt the guise of Lord Adrian Ramsey as a sort of homage or recreation.[1]
