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Travels of Clarissa Trant, cited in and see “The Jewish Badge and Garb” in Rev.
Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011
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Travels of Clarissa Trant, cited in and see “The Jewish Badge and Garb” in Rev.
Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011
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It happens that the only barrister of his acquaintance who comes close to rivaling him is a woman, Philda Erskine-Browne, nee Trant, 'the Portia of our Chambers.'
Lance Mannion: 2009
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Yes | No | Report from Steve Trant wrote 2 hours 24 min ago
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It happens that the only barrister of his acquaintance who comes close to rivaling him is a woman, Philda Erskine-Browne, nee Trant, 'the Portia of our Chambers.'
Ask me anything 2009
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Yes | No | Report from Steve Trant wrote 2 hours 24 min ago
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The engineer who looked at the proposal, Samuel Trant, agreed that the plan was feasible, and prepared a detailed map of the best route, but Tamés left office shortly afterwards, and the plan was shelved.
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The engineer who looked at the proposal, Samuel Trant, agreed that the plan was feasible, and prepared a detailed map of the best route, but Tamés left office shortly afterwards, and the plan was shelved.
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In some parts of the book, it specifies the denomination, and you find ‘1808, Oct. 24, James Trant, roman, buried in a vault’.
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Septimus Trant was walking ahead of him, an unmistakable spring in his step.
Worldshaker Richard Harland 2009
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