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Penderel (Pendrell or Pendrill) family,
tenants and
servants of the
Giffard family...
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Edward Penderel Moon, OBE (1905–1987) was a
British administrator in
India and a writer. He
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Bahawalpur State in...
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April 2019.
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Penderel-Brodhurst 1911, p. 802. Kieschnick, John (2003). The...
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Richard Penderel (c.1606 – 7
February 1672) was a
Roman Catholic farmer, and a
supporter of the
Royalist cause during the
English Civil War. He ****isted...
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together in its wake.
Jalal 1994, p. 176. Mansergh, Nicholas; Moon,
Penderel, eds. (1977). The
Transfer of
Power 1942–7. Vol. VII. London: Her Majesty's...
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Richard Penderel, the
humble West
Country Yeoman instrumental in the
deliverance of King
Charles II
after the
Battle of
Worcester in 1651.
Penderel sheltered...
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published as vol 5 of the
Cambridge History of the
British Empire Moon,
Penderel. The
British Conquest and
Dominion of
India (2 vol. 1989) 1235pp; the fullest...
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Dominion of
India (2 vol. 1989) 1235 pp. the...
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Penderel Moon (1962).
Divide and Quit.
University of
California Press. pp. 11–28...
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James Penderel-Brodhurst, the son of
Charles Penderel-Brodhurst, was born on 5 June 1859. As a
member of the
Penderel family which ****isted...
