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Cliveden (pronounced /ˈklɪvdən/) is an
English country house and
estate in the care of the
National Trust in Buckinghamshire, on the
border with Berkshire...
- The
Cliveden set were an upper-class
group of
politically influential people active in the 1930s in the
United Kingdom,
prior to the
Second World War....
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Cliveden (/ˈklɪvdən/ or KLIV-dən), also
known as the Chew House, is a
historic site
owned by the
National Trust for
Historic Preservation,
located in the...
- w****ends at a
riverside cottage that Ward
rented on Astor's
country estate,
Cliveden, in Buckinghamshire.
Stephen Ward, born in
Hertfordshire in 1912, qualified...
- The
Cliveden (Chinese: 寶雲匯) is a
private housing estate in mid-level of
Route Twisk,
Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong, next to The Cairnhill. It is...
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Chief Justice Benjamin Chew,
called Cliveden. The
American troops launched a
determined ****ault
against Cliveden; however, the
outnumbered defenders repulsed...
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father gave him and his
bride the
Sancy diamond and the
family estate at
Cliveden,
which Nancy redecorated and
modernised with the
installation of electricity...
- […] and lack of
adequate surface drainage". The
Corinda landslip struck Cliveden Avenue,
Oxley Terrace and
Strathburn Street,
located at the
southern edge...
- nonpareil" is
derived from the
location of the
first British records, at the
Cliveden estate in
Berkshire in the 18th-century, "nonpareil"
meaning "without equal"...
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invited the
Canadian Red
Cross to
build a
military hospital on part of the
Cliveden estate. The Red
Cross built a
small hospital, the HRH
Duchess of Connaught...
