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Most boats moored here face being sunk either by the 12 foot waves that come in off the sea during storms although the river floods (which exits through the harbour) are a greater hazard still to the ever optimistic mariners.
In loving memory of Robert Tait Little who died Sept 19th 1907 aged 85 years.
Also of Jane, wife of the above, who died July 26th 1917 aged 78 years. At rest.
In 1871 Robert Tait Little walked from Scotland to Exmoor, herding the first Scottish Blackface sheep down the droving roads on foot. He remained here with his wife Jane, and their children Robert, John, Ellen and Thomas.
St Luke's Church, Simonsbath.
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This presentation explains and propagates the spirit of free content. It's a gift of mine to the community.
Reason to do this presentation was my application to study "society and economic communication" at the university of art, berlin.
Feedback is welcome.
Sources are available at netzpolitik.org/2006/presentation-free-content-for-a-free....
Thanks to Elizabeth Stark and Julian Finn for the translation!
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TITLE: Lenin
CALL NUMBER: LC-B2- 5834-15[P&P]
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No known restrictions on publication.
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Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Temp. note: Batch seven loaded.
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The Hoar Oak iron ore mine was briefly in operation at the end of the 1800's, as a trial operation. The entrance to the New Level is shown here along with the spoil heap outside. The entrance has collapsed, as is the case with the old level a short way up the valley. A cross cut connected the two levels along the clay track of the iron ore lode.