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	schematypens="http://purl.oclc.org/dsdl/schematron"?>

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      <teiHeader>
         <fileDesc>
            <titleStmt>
               <title>Site Index: Additions Template, for Adding and Updating Named Entities in the Digital Mitford Archive</title>
               <author>Digital Mitford Editors</author>
                <editor><!--Add your name here! And add an @ref attribute to <editor>, pointing to your xml:id in the si.xml--> </editor>
               <sponsor>
                  <orgName>Mary Russell Mitford Society: Digital Mitford Project</orgName>
               </sponsor>
               <sponsor>University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg</sponsor>
               <principal>Elisa Beshero-Bondar</principal>
               <respStmt>
                  <resp>Data extraction and compiling by</resp>
                  <persName type="hist" ref="#ebb">Elisa Beshero-Bondar</persName>
               </respStmt>
               <respStmt>
                  <resp>Proofing and corrections by</resp>
                  <persName><!--Add your name here and place an @ref attribute, if you're proofing and correcting existing entries.--></persName>
               </respStmt>
            </titleStmt>
            <editionStmt>
               <edition> </edition>
            </editionStmt>
            <publicationStmt>
               <authority>Digital Mitford: The Mary Russell Mitford Archive</authority>
               <pubPlace>Greensburg, PA, USA</pubPlace>
               <date>2013</date>
               <availability>
                  <licence>Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported
                     License</licence>
               </availability>
            </publicationStmt>
            <notesStmt>
               <note>Any special notes on this text? (optional)</note>
            </notesStmt>
            <sourceDesc>
               <p>Information on named entities in this file has been extracted from files in the
                  Digital Mitford Archive.</p>
            </sourceDesc>
         </fileDesc>
         <encodingDesc>
            <editorialDecl>
               <p>Describes our editorial practice.</p>
            </editorialDecl>
         </encodingDesc>
      </teiHeader>

  <text>
      <body>

   <div type="Mitford_Team"><!--contains Mitford editors as well as archives identifiers. We may want to add a list of all our files from manuscript, with an xml:id for each. More on this as we figure out how!-->
      <listPerson sortKey="Mitford_Team">
         <person/>
      </listPerson>
      <listOrg sortKey="archives">
         <org/>
      </listOrg>
   </div>
       <div type="Past_Editors">
          <listPerson sortKey="Past_Assistants">
             <person xml:id="whatever"></person>
          </listPerson>

          <listPerson sortKey="Past_Editors">
             <person xml:id="whatever"></person>
          </listPerson>
       </div>

       <div type="historical_people">
          <listOrg sortKey="histOrgs">
             <org xml:id="whatever1"></org>
          </listOrg>

          <listPerson sortKey="histPersons">
             <person xml:id="whatever3"><!--This is about as elaborate as we need to be for person entries in our project. Historical people will probably have the most extensive entries. Note: We've decided that named animals count as historical people, so Mitford's pets go into this list.-->
                <persName>
                   <surname type="married"></surname><!--takes @type attributes: @type="married" @type="maiden"-->
                   <forename></forename>
                   <forename></forename><!--middle names are "forenames" too. Put them in order. First name, then middle name(s)-->
                   <roleName><!--if any. 6th Earl of Northumberland--></roleName>
                </persName>
                <persName/><!--multiple names? collect them, as many persNames, nicknames, etc as we know.-->
                <birth when="1800-01-16"><placeName><!--where born?--></placeName></birth>
                <death when="1870-01-16"><placeName><!--where died?--></placeName></death>
                <occupation><!--one-word or short here, try to use a value in play in the index already: literary, playwright, actor, politician, etc.--></occupation>
                <occupation><!--Of course there may be multiple occupations.--></occupation>
                <note resp="MitfordEditor"><!--Your brief, pithy note here, commenting on the significance of this person to Mitford, her world, her people.--></note>
             </person>
          </listPerson>
       </div>
       <div type="fictional_and_archetypal">
          <listPerson sortKey="archPersons">
             <person/><!--This list is for mythical, legendary entities,
                not precisely rooted in a place or time, or in a particular text either. -->
          </listPerson>
          <listPerson sortKey="fictPersons">
             <person/><!--Use this list for fictional characters from particular texts.-->
          </listPerson>
          <listOrg sortKey="fictOrgs">
             <org/>
          </listOrg>
          <listOrg sortKey="archOrgs">
             <org/>
          </listOrg>
       </div>
         <div type="places">
            <listPlace sortKey="histPlaces">
               <place/>
            </listPlace>
            <listPlace sortKey="fictPlaces">
               <place/><!--for any fictional/imaginary/mythical places-->
            </listPlace>
         </div>
         <div type="nature">
            <list sortKey="plants">
               <item xml:id="cowslip">
                  <name>cowslip</name>
                  <name>common cowslip</name>
                  <name>cowslip primrose</name>
                  <name><rs type="genus">Primula</rs><rs type="species">veris</rs><rs type="family">Primulaceae</rs></name>
                  <note resp="#lmw">One of <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName>'s favorite flowers, blooms in spring in <placeName ref="#Berkshire">Berkshire</placeName>. Mitford likely refers to Primula veris (also called cowslip, common cowslip, cowslip primrose), a flowering plant in the genus Primula of the family Primulaceae. The species is native throughout most of temperate <placeName>Europe</placeName> and <placeName>Asia</placeName>, although absent from more northerly areas. May hybridize with <rs type="plant" ref="#primrose">English/common primroses</rs>.
                  </note>
               </item>
            </list>
            <list sortKey="animals">
               <item xml:id="Long_tailed_wren">
                  <name>long-tailed wren</name>
                  <name>Naga wren-babbler</name>
                  <name><rs type="genus">Spelaeornis</rs><rs type="species">chocolatinus</rs><rs type="family">Timaliidae</rs></name>
                  <note resp="#mq">The Naga wren-babbler or long-tailed wren-babbler (Spelaeornis chocolatinus), a bird species in the family Timaliidae.</note>
               </item>
            </list>
         </div>
         <div type="events">
            <listEvent sortKey="histEvents">
               <event>
                  <label></label>
                  <note></note>
               </event>
            </listEvent>
         </div>
         <div type="art"><!--for graphical works of art, or works that aren't published in print form. Differentiate lists as needed.-->
            <list sortKey="art">
               <item/><!--leave this stump in place. Needed for this list to be valid.-->
              <figure xml:id="whatevs9">
               <bibl></bibl>
               <graphic url="whatever.html"/><!--If we find a good, stable URL representing this artwork on the web, point to it here.-->
               <note></note>
            </figure>
            </list>
         </div>
         <div type="publications">
            <listBibl sortKey="ref_19thc"><!--For encyclopedic or reference works from Mitford's time.-->
               <bibl xml:id="whatevs21">
               </bibl>
            </listBibl>

            <listBibl sortKey="per_19thc"><!--For 19th-c. periodicals, as well as nonliterary stuff published in periodicals, like reviews, critiques, newspaper articles, etc.-->
               <bibl/>
            </listBibl>

            <listBibl sortKey="literary"><!--Anything literary, not restricted to Mitford's time.-->
               <bibl/>
            </listBibl>

            <listBibl sortKey="MRM_Schol"><!--Scholarship about Mitford.-->
               <bibl/>
            </listBibl>
            <listBibl sortKey="other_current_Schol"><!--Scholarship from our time, not directly related to Mitford but relevant to the project.-->
               <bibl/>
            </listBibl>

         </div>

      </body>
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