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Mounton is a
hamlet in Monmouthshire,
south east Wales,
United Kingdom,
located two
miles west of
Chepstow in a
rural setting. The
parish was originally...
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Mounton House,
Mounton, Monmouthshire, Wales, is the last
major country house built in the county,
constructed between 1910 and 1912 by the
architect and...
- county. All have sixth-forms.
There was one
special school,
Mounton House School,
based at
Mounton House near Chepstow, but that
closed in 2020 and, as at...
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Views of the Past:
Essays in Old
World Prehistory and Paleanthropology,
Mounton Publishers, 1978, ISBN 90-279-7670-8. "Ice Age Art:
Arrival of the Modern...
- Bhabagrahi; Preston,
James (1978). Community, Self and Identity.
Great Britain:
Mounton Publishers. ISBN 90-279-7650-3. Parida, A.N. (1999).
Early Temples of Orissa...
- Ron.
Hebrew and Zionism: A
Discourse Analytic Cultural Study. (New York:
Mounton de Gruyter, 2001). ISBN 978-3110169935 Shavit,
Jacob (1987). The new Hebrew...
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French of the
Channel Islands: The
Dialects of
Jersey and Sark. Berlin:
Mounton de Gruyter. ISBN 3-11-012631-1. Liddicoat,
Anthony J. (2001).
Lexicon of...
- The Wye
flows into the
Severn estuary south of the town of Chepstow. The
Mounton Brook and
Nedern Brooks enter on the
Monmouthshire side
between the two...
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contact in the Arctic:
Northern pidgins and
contact languages. Berlin:
Mounton de Gruyter. pp. 317–320. Mishler,
Craig (2008-09-17). "'That's a Rubbaboo'"...
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Millin Cross, Milton(r), Minwear, Molleston, Monington, Monkton, Morvil,
Mounton, Moylgrove, Mynachlog-ddu Narberth, Nash, Nevern, Newchapel, Newgale, New...
