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  • {{r|University of Northampton}}
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  • ...May, 2011, Leinster, after being down 6-22 at half-time, came back to beat Northampton Saints by 33-22 to take the 10/11 trophy. |'''[[Northampton Saints]]'''
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  • ...place : design, planning and policy response in the Western Asia-Pacific. Northampton: Edward Elgar Publishing.
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  • {{r|Northampton-class}}
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  • .... The West Coast Main Line connects Milton Keynes to the nearby towns of [[Northampton]], [[Rugby]], [[Leighton Buzzard]] and [[Hemel Hempstead]], as well as the
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  • ...nd HARCOURT,G. ''Encyclopedia of Keynesian Economics''. Cheltemham, UK and Northampton, Mass.: Edward Elgar, 1997.]
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  • * Evers, Adalbert and Jean-Louis Laville. 2004. The third sector in Europe. Northampton, Mass.: Edward Elgar Publishing.
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  • ...dom|London]] to the south and to [[Leighton Buzzard]], Milton Keynes and [[Northampton]] to the north. Hemel was formerly the starting point of a branch to nearby
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  • ...assachusetts General Court in 1907. After two terms he was chosen mayor of Northampton and then was elected to the state senate; during 1914-1915 he was president ...White House on Mar. 4, 1929, amid the acclaim of the nation. Returning to Northampton, he published his autobiography and wrote articles for newspapers and perio
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  • ...Kingdom|London]] and [[Watford]] to the south and to [[Milton Keynes]], [[Northampton]] and [[Birmingham]] to the north, all operated by [[London Midland]]. The
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  • *[[Northampton, Massachusetts|Northampton]]
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  • '''Alan Moore''' (born [[Northampton]], [[England]], 18 November 1953) is a writer most famous for his work in [ ...s part of [[Northampton]]. After passing the Eleven plus exam, he attended Northampton Grammar School, but in 1970, at the age of 17, he was expelled for dealing
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  • * ''An Oration Delivered on the Fourth of July, 1826, at Northampton, Mass.'' Northampton, Mass.: T. Watson Shepard, 1826.
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  • | Smith College, Northampton
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  • *''Bryan and World Peace.'' Northampton, Mass.: Smith College Studies in History, (1931).
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  • ...eph Green Cogswell he establised in 1823 the Round Hill School for boys in Northampton, Mass. His first great oration was delivered on July 4, 1826 on the fiftiet ...oo conservative, and with a friend he established the Round Hill School at Northampton, Massachusetts. This was the first serious effort made in the United States
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  • ...onard. ''The Economics and Ideology of Free Trade: A Historical Review.'' Northampton, Mass.: E. Elgar, 2003. 350 pp.
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  • |Confirmed independence at Northampton 1328.
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  • ...dwards]], a well-educated theologian and Congregationalist minister from [[Northampton, Massachusetts]], who came from [[Puritan]], [[Calvinist]] roots, but empha
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  • * Evers, Adalbert and Jean-Louis Laville. 2004. The third sector in Europe. Northampton, Mass.: Edward Elgar Publishing. <BR>
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