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Samuel Crankshaw (born 12
August 1998) is an
English professional footballer who
plays as a
winger for
National League club Altrincham.
Crankshaw started...
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Orion books, London, 2006, ISBN 978-0-7538-2293-7, 331.
Crankshaw, 9.
Crankshaw, 10–11.
Crankshaw, 12. Holborn, Hajo: A
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Edward Crankshaw (3
January 1909 – 30
November 1984) was a
British writer, author,
translator and commentator; best
known for his work on
Soviet affairs...
- Sir Eric
Norman Spencer Crankshaw KCMG CMG MBE (1 July 1885 – 24 June 1966) was an
English cricketer,
military officer and
civil servant. He
worked closely...
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Crankshaw, Edward,
Russia and Britain, Collins, The
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Britain series....
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Watanabe 2024, p. 136. de
Carvalho 2021, p. 220.
Crankshaw 1971, p. 261. de Carvalho,
Helena Avelar (2021). An
Astrologer at Work...
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declared as a
coloured group area
under the
apartheid regime.
According to
Crankshaw (2022), 'the coloureds-only
suburb of Ennerdale,
which was
developed later...
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Crankshaw, Edward. The Fall of the
House of
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Susan (2000). "Local government,
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