- Look up
cartload in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cartload may
refer to: The load of a cart Load (unit), an
English unit of
weight or m****
Kwian (เกวียน)...
-
henceforth where not gods but
demons were
formerly worshipped." Twenty-eight
cartloads of holy
relics of
martyrs were said to have been
removed from the catacombs...
- save the life of
their Brahmin host when it is his turn to
deliver the
cartload,
Bhima is
eventually sent out to kill Bakasura,
under the
direction of...
- A
Cartload of Clay (1971) is the last and
unfinished novel by the
Australian author George Johnston. It is a
sequel to My
Brother Jack and
Clean Straw...
- Counter-Reformation.
Catholic Bishop Thomas Chrön
ordered the
public burning of
eight cartloads of
Protestant books. In 1597, the
Jesuits arrived,
followed in 1606 by...
-
ordered the
demolition of the
Colosseum and by the time of his death, 2,522
cartloads of
stone had been
transported for use in the new building. The foundations...
- Edinburgh's New and Old Towns. It was
formed by
dumping around 1,501,000
cartloads of
earth excavated from the
foundations of the New Town into Nor Loch...
- Meredith. The
other books in the
trilogy are
Clean Straw for
Nothing and A
Cartload of Clay. It is
commonly studied for
English literature subjects in Australia...
- everyone, will have a
dyngus of a
hundred barrels of water, a
hundred cartloads of sand and a
hundred lashes. Then from a
window would come the reply...
-
faire (la) grève (to go on strike). In 1244
Louis IX of
France ordered 24
cartloads of
Talmud m****cripts to be
burned at the square. The prin****l reason...
