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Lizardmen who were
created by the Old Ones to aid in
their great works. The
Slann, who act as
leaders and priests, now lead the
Lizardmen blindly, via ancient...
- Sir
Nicholas Slanning (1
September 1606 -
August 1643) was a
soldier and
landowner from
Devon who sat in the
House of
Commons from 1640 to 1642. He served...
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Slanning is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Nicholas Slanning (1606–1643),
English soldier Slanning baronets Sir
Nicholas Slanning...
- the
geography and
biosphere of the planet. With the ****istance of
their Slann servants, they
moved the planet's
orbit closer to its sun, and arranged...
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mount to
replace his
slain Rhinox. Lord
Mazdamundi - The most
senior living Slann in the world.
Speculated to have
caused great damage to the
early Dwarf...
-
Sharon Slann (born 12
February 1966 in Clare,
South Australia) is a
wheelchair basketball player from Australia. She was part of the
silver medal-winning...
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meant prominent roles for
three locals, Sir
Bevil Grenville, Sir
Nicholas Slanning, and John Trevanion.
Parliamentarian supporters in
Devon also
raised troops...
- No Easy Day.
Dutton Adult. p. 37. ISBN 9780525953722. Combs,
Cindy C;
Slann,
Martin W. (2007).
Encyclopedia of Terrorism.
Infobase Publishing. p. 289...
- The
Slanning Baronetcy, of
Maristow in the
County of Devon, was a
title in the
Baronetage of England. It was
created on 19
January 1663 for
Nicholas Slanning...
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worst excesses. Some 6,000
Turks died in the violence. Combs,
Cindy C.;
Slann,
Martin (2007). "Grey Wolves".
Encyclopedia of terrorism. New York: Facts...
