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The land is chiefly owned by the peasants , who to the Orthodox Greek Church
since 1839 , when they were possess 52 % of the cultivable area ; 42 % belongs
to private compelled to abandon the United Greek Church . Flax , linseed ...
The land is chiefly owned by the peasants , who to the Orthodox Greek Church
since 1839 , when they were possess 52 % of the cultivable area ; 42 % belongs
to private compelled to abandon the United Greek Church . Flax , linseed ...
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After 1800 Ponsonby represented Wicklow and the town into two quarters , united
by a bridge of the late 16th then Tavistock in the united parliament ; in 1806 he
was lord century . The church of St Martin , dating from the 13th , 14th chancellor
...
After 1800 Ponsonby represented Wicklow and the town into two quarters , united
by a bridge of the late 16th then Tavistock in the united parliament ; in 1806 he
was lord century . The church of St Martin , dating from the 13th , 14th chancellor
...
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This article The guardians of the poor regulate the cases and description will deal
only with the practice in the United Kingdom as of relief within the union ; a
certain number of guardians are adopted after the reform of the poor law in 1834
and ...
This article The guardians of the poor regulate the cases and description will deal
only with the practice in the United Kingdom as of relief within the union ; a
certain number of guardians are adopted after the reform of the poor law in 1834
and ...
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1898 384 principal influences upon this , in civilized life , are the number of the
married , the age at which they marry or bear children , United States 1900 334
Canada . . the fertility of marriages and the duration of life , each of which 1901
409 ...
1898 384 principal influences upon this , in civilized life , are the number of the
married , the age at which they marry or bear children , United States 1900 334
Canada . . the fertility of marriages and the duration of life , each of which 1901
409 ...
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... United | different countries if the latter were to be correlated with greater States
, moreover , the same feature has been the subject of subdivision of the ages
amongst wives between 15 and 45 . investigation . | The proportion of wives
below ...
... United | different countries if the latter were to be correlated with greater States
, moreover , the same feature has been the subject of subdivision of the ages
amongst wives between 15 and 45 . investigation . | The proportion of wives
below ...
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