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| Lakeland | Middle Academy was renamed Lawton Chiles Middle Acade |
| L1c is very common amongst the people of | Middle Africa. |
| Lessons of | Middle Age (1868) |
| Drawing of Dorothy Wordsworth in | middle age |
| hree tier schools system, most children in the | middle age bracket spend their middle years at Parkfi |
| Dave Griffiths - Handel in | middle age |
| In the | Middle Age, the Petite-France was the tanning-houses |
| The band performs in a rocky place, wearing | Middle Age-fashion clothes. |
| awn by artists to resemble Paul Newman in late | middle age. |
| Many only entered such positions in | middle age. |
| Kirby and Lida Hensley in | middle age. |
| "Coming of | Middle Age: A Journey" |
| - ' | Middle aged man' speaking |
| They are assisted by a | middle aged butler. |
| The general audience is | middle aged and older. |
| largest purchasing demographic of the song was | middle aged men. |
| Pooter is a | middle aged and middle class City of London clerk wit |
| Middle Aged Angry Young Man (2007) | |
| Middle aged guy : An about-57 years old peasant who u | |
| s clips of the band playing live to a group of | middle aged women. |
| Arms attributed to Urien in the | Middle Ages featuring the raven |
| Germany in the Later | Middle Ages (1983); |
| The history of the King's Works Vol2: the | Middle Ages (London: HMSO) pp. |
| of the Roman world and the realms of the early | Middle Ages (see Late Antiquity) |
| Knights of the | Middle Ages (Evelyn, 1966, ASIN B0000CN6TZ) |
| Episode 3: Measly | Middle Ages - (Original Air Date: January 15, 2001) |
| Main article: Pomerania during the High | Middle Ages |
| Further information: High | Middle Ages |
| Further information: Late | Middle Ages |
| Culture of Gwynedd during the High | Middle Ages |
| Further information: Early | Middle Ages |
| From the | Middle Ages onwards, Alania was beset by external ene |
| ra poetical prayers added by the rabbis of the | Middle Ages known as the Rishonim. |
| The Spirituality of the | Middle Ages (History of Christian Spirituality; v. 2) |
| The poem at Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian | Middle Ages project. |
| J. Huizinga, The Autumn of the | Middle Ages (ch. |
| The Plain man's religion in the | Middle Ages (1916) pamphlet |
| A Pontifical Sung Mass at the close of the | Middle Ages or early Renaissance (15th century) |
| of the area therefore remained wooded from the | Middle Ages until World War II. |
| Time: The | middle ages |
| See also History of Gwynedd during the High | Middle Ages |
| It is set in the | Middle Ages and is generally comedic in nature. |
| Voices and Instruments of the | Middle Ages (1987) |
| utional, Legal and Administrative in the Later | Middle Ages (1935) |
| residual confusion between aspects of the High | Middle Ages and the Italian Renaissance. |
| Music and Instruments of the | Middle Ages (Ashgate, 1999) |
| In the | Middle Ages the parish formed part of the Barony of G |
| orthen Etchells existed as a township from the | Middle Ages until 1894. |
| Time: the | middle ages |
| yadi family, a Hungarian noble family from the | Middle Ages |
| Rome in the | Middle Ages Vol. |
| sacred music and culture of the late | Middle Ages and Early Modern Period |
| he church of St. Mary, Lyford was built in the | middle ages as a dependent chapel. |
| In the | Middle Ages St. James' belonged to the Augustinian Du |
| egs nedgang - short historiography of the Late | Middle Ages in Norway (2002) ISBN 82-521-5938-9 |
| Europa 1300-1550 - textbook on the Late | Middle Ages in Europe (2000) ISBN 82-00-45406-1 |
| His field of concentration is the Late | Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period (c. |
| Public Order: England and France in the Later | Middle Ages (1994) |
| Throughout the | Middle Ages Polonne was known by its castle, also enj |
| The school has also run a jousting course, for | Middle Ages recreations groups. |
| See also: England in the | Middle Ages |
| See also: Pomerania during the High | Middle Ages |
| Chronicle (1929) was an account of the Muslim | Middle Ages and Abbasid Caliphate. |
| The yellow badge that was compulsory in the | Middle Ages was revived by the German Nazis. |
| It is a form of jumble, a pastry common in | Middle Ages England. |
| Reuter, Timothy, 1991: Germany in the Early | Middle Ages 800-1056. |
| In the | Middle Ages Beddgelert was seen as a safe resting pla |
| In the | Middle Ages the village's name was Little Swell. |
| The monophonic grand chant of the High | Middle Ages (12th-13th centuries) was in many respect |
| etable is closed, miraculous healings from the | Middle Ages are visible. |
| In the | Middle Ages the Zillierbach powered the mills between |
| In the Scandinavian | Middle Ages there was a blast furnace at the location |
| Map of the Peloponnese in the | Middle Ages |
| This pass was important in the | Middle Ages as a commercial route. |
| In the | Middle Ages an important castle was built. |
| The Natural and the Supernatural in the | Middle Ages (The Wiles Lectures), (Cambridge Universi |
| 1898 & 1912: The Church of the West in the | Middle Ages |
| It is one of the oldest, preserved | Middle Ages fortresses in Denmark. |
| Angermann studies Baltic history in | Middle Ages and Russo-German relationships during the |
| A History of the | Middle Ages (1902) |
| Beresford, M., 1967, New Towns of the | Middle Ages (London) p466 |
| The Individual and Society in the | Middle Ages (1966) |
| What of the | Middle Ages is alive in England today, London: Athlon |
| ocesses and identities between ancient and the | Middle Ages |
| er of free householders in Bad Hersfeld in the | Middle Ages |
| The | Middle Ages is a play by American playwright A. R. Gu |
| In the | Middle Ages there was a church at Marchwiel dedicated |
| l aspects of central European history from the | Middle Ages to the present day. |
| Middle Ages court: vierschaar | |
| In the | Middle Ages the parish was the smallest unit of local |
| In the | middle ages the Leadon flowed in two branches for the |
| The English Peasantry in the Later | Middle Ages (1975) |
| Islam in the | Middle Ages (2010 projected issue date); co-author |
| He meets the | Middle Ages as an equal." |
| They were used during the | Middle Ages to lay the foundations of a bridge. |
| In the | Middle Ages the Ore Mountains were virtually unsettle |
| ck settlements, from the Neolithic to the High | Middle Ages |
| Books and Their Makers during the | Middle Ages (2 vol. |
| Consortium on the Teaching of the | Middle Ages (TEAMS), Kalamazoo, MI. |
| In the | Middle Ages Lostock was part of the barony of Manches |
| During the | Middle Ages there was a small settlement on the place |
| In the late | middle ages Knockvicar was the location of a Francisa |
| vations on the polychromatic decoration of the | middle ages (Weale, 1845). |
| In the Early | Middle Ages the wooden door displayed sculptures of m |
| The | Middle Ages |
| History of Egypt in the | Middle Ages (1901) |
| In the | Middle Ages there was a Church at Tarrant Stubhampton |
| These lists go by names such as Wonders of the | Middle Ages (implying no specific limitation to seven |
| Many Jaina puranas of | Middle Ages found a role model in this work. |
| In the | Middle Ages Ronneby was an important trading and ship |
| During the High | Middle Ages the city recovered. |
| The High | Middle Ages were preceded by the Early Middle Ages an |
| During the | Middle Ages the word entered European languages: in M |
| A History of Political Thought: The | Middle Ages (1965) as Medieval Political Thought (197 |
| Encyclopedia of the | Middle Ages (New Jersey: Routledge University Press), |
| Academical Dress from the | Middle Ages to the Present Day, including Lambeth Deg |
| Time: The | Middle Ages |
| In the late | Middle Ages considerable wealth accrued to the town b |
| The settlement dates back at least to the | middle ages when the church was built. |
| A History of the | Middle Ages 284−1500. |
| tefacts and one field of graves from the early | Middle Ages have been identified. |
| Germany in the Early | Middle Ages 800-1056. |
| The village was founded in the | Middle Ages because of mining. |
| ry Millenarians and Mystical Anarchists of the | Middle Ages (1957) |
| Perceptions of the Past in the Early | Middle Ages (2006) |
| The Art of War in the | Middle Ages (1885) |
| Source: "Northern Scandinavia during the | Middle Ages", part of "In honorem Evert Baudou" (1985 |
| "The De-Animation of the Heavens in the | Middle Ages". |
| kikh stikhotvoreniy (3 Japanese poems from the | Middle Ages), 1v, pf, 1979 |
| Nicholson, R., Scotland-the Later | Middle Ages, 1974. |
| The village was settled in the High | Middle Ages, some time after 1100. |
| Contours of the | Middle Ages, 1967. |
| In the | Middle Ages, another estate developed within the pari |
| During the High | Middle Ages, it became a Free Imperial City. |
| In the | Middle Ages, the region was part of the Principality |
| t Victor', in A Companion to Philosophy in the | Middle Ages, 2003, pp. |
| During Japan's | Middle Ages, the Rinka monasteries were Zen's other m |
| In the High | Middle Ages, the province was famous for the Champagn |
| Strayer, Joseph R. (1982), Dictionary of the | Middle Ages, 1, New York: Scribner, ISBN 0-6841-8276- |
| Monte Cassino in the | Middle Ages, 3 vols. |
| In the Late | Middle Ages, many towns were members of the Hanseatic |
| Were I living in the | Middle Ages, I'd mutter something about black magic." |
| toric times through the Roman era to the Early | Middle Ages, |
| The Universities of Europe in the | Middle Ages, 3 vols. |
| Further information: Pomerania during the High | Middle Ages, Conversion of Pomerania, and Absalon |
| Verkiai has been known from | Middle Ages, since a bishop's palace was built here. |
| The legend most probably originated in the | Middle Ages, either in France or in Belgium. |
| E R Curtius, European Literature and the Latin | Middle Ages, 1953 |
| tory of Miracle, Memory and Colonialism in the | Middle Ages, (Princeton, 2005) |
| During the | Middle ages, Damascus steel was being produced in the |
| Afterwards, in the | Middle Ages, the name followed sound rules to become |
| During the | Middle Ages, the area was like many small villages. |
| In the | Middle Ages, Virgo was sometimes associated with the |
| Since the | Middle Ages, a venerable monarch of an elm, grew at i |
| Arthurian Literature in the | Middle Ages, A Collaborative History (1959) editor |
| "Music", The Seven Liberal Arts in the | Middle Ages, ed. |
| Germany in the Early | Middle Ages, c. 800-1056. |
| During the | Middle Ages, the city raised with the Champagne's mar |
| In the early | Middle Ages, a need of water for watermills was deter |
| In 1913 he published English Industries in the | Middle Ages, and in 1931 English Trade in the Middle |
| During the | Middle Ages, Almansa was a frontier region between Mo |
| National Museum of the | Middle Ages, Paris: three crowns, two crosses, links |
| During the | Middle Ages, travelers passing through this area brou |
| East Central and Eastern Europe in the Early | Middle Ages, ed. |
| In the | Middle Ages, the area was occupied by the Nadruvian t |
| At the end of the | Middle Ages, the gate is closed and the entrance bric |
| In the | Middle Ages, there was a local noble family that bore |
| In the | Middle Ages, the role of a national anthem was played |
| Extraction was particularly intense during the | Middle Ages, but continued until the 1920s. |
| In the late | Middle Ages, the lake came to its greatest size . |
| Studies in the Late | Middle Ages, Humanism and the Reformation. |
| In the | Middle Ages, Titsey was owned by the Uvedale family. |
| Berceo (in the | Middle Ages, Madriz) is a municipality in La Rioja, S |
| The Early | Middle Ages, 400-1000 (2001 |
| During the early | Middle Ages, various local calendars were used in Eur |
| In the | Middle Ages, Birieux was a possession of the lords of |
| A History of the | Middle Ages, 300-1500 (Lanham: Rowman and Littlefield |
| A History of the Inquisition in the | Middle Ages. |
| History of liturgical garments of the | Middle Ages. |
| ily, latterly the Earls of Lonsdale, since the | Middle Ages. |
| Europe in the High | Middle Ages. |
| r Flaive) was a priest and hermit of the early | Middle Ages. |
| For the Medieval period, see | Middle Ages. |
| y towards recovery of the neglected art of the | Middle Ages. |
| ly practiced in Asia and Europe throughout the | Middle Ages. |
| osteiro - where a monastery existed during the | Middle Ages. |
| has a history stretching back at least to the | Middle Ages. |
| Alby farm has ancestry from the | Middle Ages. |
| from the post-Babylonian Exile Period and the | Middle Ages. |
| built for the kings of Western Zemgale in the | Middle Ages. |
| Hunyad county was formed in the | Middle Ages. |
| h the advent of the European powers during the | middle ages. |
| llage was renowned for its market in the early | Middle Ages. |
| Encyclopedia of the | Middle Ages. |
| he first recorded Church building being in the | Middle Ages. |
| largest surviving altar-piece from the English | Middle Ages. |
| For the historical period, see | Middle Ages. |
| Most of these manuscripts date to the | Middle Ages. |
| Borley Parva, was joined with Foxearth in the | Middle Ages. |
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