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In one court , an open brick channel passed close in front of a row of houses so that waste water or other foul fluid matter passed within 3 feet of the front doors of the houses . Only one of the 45 houses had a separate water supply .
In one court , an open brick channel passed close in front of a row of houses so that waste water or other foul fluid matter passed within 3 feet of the front doors of the houses . Only one of the 45 houses had a separate water supply .
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ment Act was passed because the Liberal Party , which had been returned with a large majority in the House of Commons , resented the consistent opposition of the Conservative majority in the House of Lords to all its more important ...
ment Act was passed because the Liberal Party , which had been returned with a large majority in the House of Commons , resented the consistent opposition of the Conservative majority in the House of Lords to all its more important ...
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Fifty - two years passed before they were allowed to own real estate ( 1723 ) , and thirty more before a law was passed to allow of their being naturalised , and that without taking the sacrament , which was the usual accompaniment ...
Fifty - two years passed before they were allowed to own real estate ( 1723 ) , and thirty more before a law was passed to allow of their being naturalised , and that without taking the sacrament , which was the usual accompaniment ...
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