- 50°33′32″N 4°41′24″W / 50.559°N 4.690°W / 50.559; -4.690 St
Breward (Cornish: S. Bruwerd) is a
civil parish and
village in Cornwall, England, United...
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Branwalator or
Breward, also
referred to as Branwalader, was a
British saint whose relics lay at
Milton Abbas in
Dorset and
Branscombe in Devon. Believed...
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National Heritage List for England.
Retrieved 15
February 2023.
Christopher Breward;
Fiona Fisher;
Ghislaine Wood (22
October 2015).
British Design: Tradition...
- 2020.
Defra (25
January 2024). "Guidance on
keeping of Chickens" (PDF).
Breward, J., (1984).
Cutaneous nociceptors in the
chicken beak.
Proceedings of...
- also
based at the Studios.
Filming locations include a
farmhouse near St
Breward on
Bodmin Moor for
exteriors of Nampara, the
north Cornwall coast at St...
- from the 1970s to the 2000s. Abingdon, England: Routledge. pp. 86, 87.
Breward,
Christopher (2004). The
London Look:
Fashion from
Street to Catwalk. Yale...
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Tuckingmill is a
small hamlet near St
Breward, Cornwall. It is
located within the
parish of St.
Breward. It
contains a
number of
properties including...
- islands,
converting many
groups to Christianity. Polynesia,
argues Ian
Breward, is now "one of the most
strongly Christian regions in the world....Christianity...
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Cunnington & Cunnington, p. 147 Cunnington, pp. 165–169 Gernsheim, p. 45
Breward, pp. 157–160 D'Alleva, p. 243 de Marly, p. 76 Gernsheim, p. 46 Wosk, p...
- HAND [...] Or (chickens only):
Carry upside down by the chicken's legs
Breward, J., (1984).
Cutaneous nociceptors in the
chicken beak.
Proceedings of...
