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Ainger may
refer to:
Ainger, Michigan, a
settlement in
Walton Township, Michigan, USA
Alfred Ainger (1837–1904),
English biographer and
critic Arthur...
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Nicholas Richard Ainger (born 24
October 1949) is a
Welsh politician who
served as
Member of
Parliament (MP) for
Carmarthen West and
South Pembrokeshire...
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Alfred Ainger (9
February 1837 – 8
February 1904) was an
English biographer and critic. The son of an
architect in London, he was
educated at University...
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Ainger, p. 168 Stedman, p. 169
Ainger, p. 169 Stedman, pp. 170–172;
Ainger, pp. 165–167 and 194–195; and Jacobs, p. 126 Jacobs, p. 129
Ainger, pp...
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Thomas Ainger (1
August 1799 – 15
November 1863) was an
English clergyman. He was born on 1
August 1799 at
Whittlesey and
educated at the
Norwich grammar...
- Heathcote; C. G. Heathcote;
Edward Oliver Pleydell-Bouverie;
Arthur Campbell Ainger (1901). Tennis. Longmans, Green, and co. p. 14. "Online
Etymology Dictionary"...
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where seemingly no
Persian village was
attacked or looted. Wigram,
William Ainger (1920). Our
Smallest Ally: A
Brief Account of the ****yrian
Nation in the...
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located seven miles east of Colchester. The
parish includes the
hamlets of
Aingers Green and
South Heath. It is home to the
second largest village green in...
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Ainger, p. 87; and Jacobs, pp. 53–55. Wolfson, p****im
Ainger, pp. 128–129
Quoted in Jacobs, p. 88
Ainger, p. 167
Ainger, p. 135
Ainger, p. 390...
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William Ainger Wigram (16 May 1872 – 16
January 1953) was an
English Church of
England priest and author,
notable for his work with and
writings on...
