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Original:  The term is a portmanteau of Eroto and Lepsy , and has since become more widely used, including by American poet Susan Mitchell in her 2001 poetry collection Erotikon.
Revised:  The term is derived from eroto- and -lepsy , and has since become more widely used, including by American poet Susan Mitchell in her 2001 poetry collection Erotikon.
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Original:  The term is derived from eroto- and -lepsy, and has since become more widely used, including by American poet Susan Mitchell in her 2001 poetry collection Erotikon.
Revised:  Derived from eroto- and -lepsy, and has since become more widely used, including by American poet Susan Mitchell in her 2001 poetry collection Erotikon.
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Original:  The term is derived from eroto- and -lepsy, and has since become more widely used, including by American poet Susan Mitchell in her 2001 poetry collection Erotikon.
Revised:  The term is derived from eroto- and -lepsy, it has since become more widely used, including by American poet Susan Mitchell in her 2001 poetry collection Erotikon.
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Original:  She legitimized the numerous children produced by Dessalines' adulterous affairs.
Revised:  She adopted the numerous children produced by Dessalines' adulterous affairs.
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Original:  Princess Serrine Dessalines.
Revised:  Princess Serine Dessalines.
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Original: Background She was born in Léogâne to a poor but free family as the daughter of Guillaume Bonheur and Marie-Élisabeth Sainte-Lobelot .
Revised: Background She was born in Léogâne to a poor but free family as the daughter of Guillaume Bonheur and Marie-Sainte Lobelot .
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Original:  She was educated by her aunt Elise Lobelot, who was the governess of a religious order.
Revised:  She was educated by her aunt Élise Lobelot, who was the governess of a religious order.
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Original:  They had seven children: Genealogy of the Dessalines family at: royalark.net retrieved 1 August 2015%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% .
Revised:  They had seven children: retrieved 1 August 2015%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% .
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Original:  They had seven children: Genealogy of the Dessalines family at: royalark.net retrieved 1 August 2015%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% .
Revised:  They had seven children: Genealogy of the Dessalines family at: royalark.net %DIFDELCMD < ]%%% .
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Original:  They had seven children: Genealogy of the Dessalines family at: royalark.net retrieved 1 August 2015%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% .
Revised:  They had seven children: Genealogy of the Dessalines family at: royalark.net retrieved 1 August 2015%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% 
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Original: ]] Family planning methods Family planning services are "the ability of individuals and couples to anticipate and attain their desired number of children and the spacing and timing of their births.
Revised: ]] Family planning methods Family planning is "the ability of individuals and couples to anticipate and attain their desired number of children and the spacing and timing of their births.
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Original: Life planning Natural family planning natalism and antinatalism Parental leave Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis for avoiding birth defects POPLINE (World's largest reproductive health database)
Revised: Life planning Natural family planning Natalism and antinatalism Parental leave Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis for avoiding birth defects POPLINE (World's largest reproductive health database)
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Original:  Sex selection Human overpopulation Human population planning Birth in Sri Lanka Women in Bolivia Birth in Benin Abortion in Panama Opata people Pledge two or fewer (campaign for smaller families) Reproductive coercion International organizations International Planned Parenthood Federation Marie Stopes International Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition MEASURE Evaluation
Revised:  Sex selection Human overpopulation Human population planning Birth in Sri Lanka Women in Bolivia Birth in Benin Abortion in Panama Opata people Pledge two or fewer (campaign for smaller families) Reproductive coercion International organizations International Planned Parenthood Federation MSI Reproductive Choices Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition MEASURE Evaluation
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Original: However, both adoptees and the adopters report that they are happier after URL Adoption may also insure against costs of prenatal or childhood disability which can be anticipated with prenatal screening or with reference to parental risk factors.
Revised: However, both adoptees and the adopters report that they are happier after adoption. Adoption may also insure against costs of prenatal or childhood disability which can be anticipated with prenatal screening or with reference to parental risk factors.
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Original:  Fegan guest-starred in the seventh episode of the second season of Scream Queens as Slade Hornborn, a reporter from the  Northeast Journal of Medicine.
Revised:  Fegan guest-starred in the seventh episode of the second season of Scream Queens as Slade Hornborn, a reporter from the fictional Northeast Journal of Medicine.
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Original:   Devereaux was a Cheyenne , the daughter of Chief Plenty Horses.
Revised:  Devereaux was a Cheyenne and the daughter of Chief Plenty Horses.
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Original:   Devereaux was a Cheyenne , the daughter of Chief Plenty Horses.
Revised:  Devereaux was a Cheyenne , the daughter of Plenty Horses.
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Original:  Although movie trade magazines claimed she stuied at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a Pennsylvania boarding school for Native American students , her various names do not appear on Carlisle enrollment records.
Revised:  Although movie trade magazines claimed she studied at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a Pennsylvania boarding school for Native American students , her various names do not appear on Carlisle enrollment records.
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Original:  Although movie trade magazines claimed she studied at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a Pennsylvania boarding school for Native American students, her various names do not appear on Carlisle enrollment records.
Revised:  Movie trade magazines claimed she studied at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a Pennsylvania boarding school for Native American students, her various names do not appear on Carlisle enrollment records.
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Original:  Although movie trade magazines claimed she studied at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a Pennsylvania boarding school for Native American students, her various names do not appear on Carlisle enrollment records.
Revised:  Although movie trade magazines claimed she studied at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a Pennsylvania boarding school for Native American students, and she appears on the Carlisle rolls as Minerva Burgess of Cheyenne and Arapaho heritage. Her father is listed as "Plenty of Horses."
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Original:  In a 1917 interview published in the Mack Sennett Weekly Ha Ha states that she was born to Cheyenne parents who fled G. A. Custer's Army during the Battle of the Ltttle Bighorn, and event that took place when she was eight years old.
Revised:  In a 1917 interview published in the Mack Sennett Weekly Ha Ha states that she was born to Cheyenne parents who fled G. A. Custer's Army during the Battle of the Ltttle Bighorn, an event that took place when she was eight years old.
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Original:  Also known as "Minnie Provost , "  "Indian Minnie," or "Minnie Ha-Ha," Devereaux held at least 14 roles, beginning in 1913 with Old Mammy’s Secret Code and ending with the 1923 release of The Girl of the Golden West.
Revised:  Also known as "Minnie Provost " "Indian Minnie," or "Minnie Ha-Ha," Devereaux held at least 14 roles, beginning in 1913 with Old Mammy’s Secret Code and ending with the 1923 release of The Girl of the Golden West.
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Original:  Also known as "Minnie Provost , "  "Indian Minnie," or "Minnie Ha-Ha," Devereaux held at least 14 roles, beginning in 1913 with Old Mammy’s Secret Code and ending with the 1923 release of The Girl of the Golden West.
Revised:  Also known as "Minnie Provost , " "Indian Minnie," or "Minnie Ha-Ha," she held at least 14 roles, beginning in 1913 with Old Mammy’s Secret Code and ending with the 1923 release of The Girl of the Golden West.
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Original:  A few sources say Devereaux was a Cheyenne and the daughter of  Chief Plenty Horses..
Revised:  A few sources say she was a Cheyenne and the daughter of Chief Plenty Horses..
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Original:  A few sources say Devereaux was a Cheyenne and the daughter of  Chief Plenty Horses..
Revised:  A few sources say Devereaux was a Cheyenne and the daughter of a Chief Plenty Horses..
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Original:   In a 1917 interview published in the Mack Sennett Weekly Ha Ha states that she was born to Cheyenne parents who fled G. A. Custer's Army during the Battle of the Ltttle Bighorn, an event that took place when she was eight years old.
Revised:  In a 1917 interview published in the Mack Sennett Weekly Ha Ha states that she was born to Cheyenne parents who fled G. A. Custer's Army during the Battle of the Little Bighorn, an event that took place when she was eight years old.
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Original:  Her father is listed as "Plenty of Horses . " She married Oliver Provost and had four children: Fred (b. 1896), Sadie (b. 1899), Alfred (b. 1902), and Lucy (b. 1906).
Revised:  Her father is listed as "Plenty of Horses " She married Oliver Provost and had four children: Fred (b. 1896), Sadie (b. 1899), Alfred (b. 1902), and Lucy (b. 1906).
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Original:  Her father is listed as "Plenty of Horses . " She married Oliver Provost and had four children: Fred (b. 1896), Sadie (b. 1899), Alfred (b. 1902), and Lucy (b. 1906).
Revised:  Her father is listed as "Plenty of Horses . " , not to be confused with Plenty Horses.
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Original:  Early career Fatty and Minnie He-Haw Devereaux starred alongside Roscoe Arbuckle in the 1914 silent comedy film Fatty and Minnie He-Haw, directed by Arbuckle.
Revised:  Early career Fatty and Minnie He-Haw The actress starred alongside Roscoe Arbuckle in the 1914 silent comedy film Fatty and Minnie He-Haw, directed by Arbuckle.
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Original:  Devereaux is featured as a Native American, whom Arbuckle reluctantly marries after being rescued by her tribe.
Revised:  She is featured as a Native American, whom Arbuckle reluctantly marries after being rescued by her tribe.
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Original:   Other works Devereaux worked with producer and "king of comedy" Mack Sennett on Fatty and Minnie He-Haw, as well as the 1918 film Mickey and the 1922 film Suzanna, both films directed by F. Richard Jones.
Revised:  Other works Devereaux worked with producer and "king of comedy" Mack Sennett on Fatty and Minnie He-Haw, as well as the 1918 film Mickey and the 1922 film Suzanna, both directed by F. Richard Jones.
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Original:  In 1920 Minnie worked with director James Cruze on the film Food for Scandal, the cinematic version of Paul Kester's play A Picture of Rare Delight.
Revised:  In 1920 Minnie worked with director James Cruze on Food for Scandal, the cinematic version of Paul Kester's play A Picture of Rare Delight.
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Original:  Devereaux was an actress in high demand, working with various production companies on the east coast, including Kay-Bee Pictures,  New York Motion Picture  , and Sennett's Keystone Studios.
Revised:  Devereaux was an actress in demand, working with various production companies on the east coast, including Kay-Bee Pictures, New York Motion Picture , and Sennett's Keystone Studios.
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Original:  Devereaux was an actress in high demand, working with various production companies on the east coast, including Kay-Bee Pictures,  New York Motion Picture  , and Sennett's Keystone Studios.
Revised:  Devereaux was an actress in high demand, working with various production companies on the east coast, including Kay-Bee Pictures, New York Motion Picture Company , and Sennett's Keystone Studios.
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Original:  338x338px|Food for Scandal (1920) review in Moving Picture World Controversy Despite being heralded as a dignified professional , Devereaux suffered through racial tension in 1910s America .
Revised:  338x338px|Food for Scandal (1920) review in Moving Picture World Reputation The actress was heralded as a dignified professional , Devereaux suffered through racial tension in 1910s America .
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Original:  Devereaux was subject to typecasting, holding roles that often made fun of her weight, and her Native American heritage.
Revised:  She was subject to typecasting, holding roles that often made fun of her weight, and her Native American heritage.
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Original:  Devereaux was subject to typecasting, holding roles that often made fun of her weight, and her Native American heritage.
Revised:  Devereaux was subject to typecasting, with roles that capitalized upon her heavy frame and her Native American heritage.
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Original:  She is often referred to  as a squaw , a derogatory slur for Native Americans, both in reviews and in reference to her characters' titles within such films.
Revised:  She is often referred to as a squaw in reference to her characters' titles within such films.
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Original:  Devereaux was only 49 years old at the time of the film's release.
Revised:  she was only 49 years old at the time of the film's release.
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Original:  An article in Photoplay details an encounter between Devereaux and a belligerent white woman.
Revised:  In an article in Photoplay details an encounter between Devereaux and a belligerent white woman.
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Original:  An article in Photoplay details an encounter between Devereaux and a belligerent white woman.
Revised:  An article in Photoplay Provost recalled an encounter between Devereaux and a belligerent white woman.
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Original:  An article in Photoplay details an encounter between Devereaux and a belligerent white woman.
Revised:  An article in Photoplay details an encounter between her and a belligerent white woman.
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Original:  Devereaux interrupted the conductor of the street car, who insisted that the woman move her belongings , saying that she would rather stand than to sit next to such a woman.
Revised:  Devereaux interrupted the conductor of the street car, who insisted that the woman move her belongings . The woman replied saying that she would rather stand than to sit next to such a woman.
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Original:  Devereaux often poked fun at other actors , and at directors during the production of a film.
Revised:  She often poked fun at other actors , and at directors during the production of a film.
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Original:  Devereaux often poked fun at other actors , and at directors during the production of a film.
Revised:  Devereaux often poked fun at other actors and directors during the production of a film.
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Original:  General John R. Hodge to not only accept the surrender of Japanese forces but also to set up a military occupation of URL . Retrieved 26 March URL . Retrieved 26 March 2021 U.S. forces landed at Incheon on September 8 , 1945, and established a military government shortly thereafter.
Revised:  General John R. Hodge to not only accept the surrender of Japanese forces but also to set up a military occupation of URL . Retrieved 26 March URL . Retrieved 26 March 2021 U.S. forces landed at Incheon on 8 , 1945, and established a military government shortly thereafter.
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Original:  On September 9  , at a surrender ceremony, Hodge announced that the Japanese colonial government would remain intact, including its personnel and its governor-general.
Revised:  On 9 , at a surrender ceremony, Hodge announced that the Japanese colonial government would remain intact, including its personnel and its governor-general.
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Original:  The USAMGIK banned strikes on December 8  and outlawed the people's committees on December 12  1945.
Revised:  The USAMGIK banned strikes on 8 and outlawed the people's committees on December 12 1945.
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Original:  The USAMGIK banned strikes on December 8  and outlawed the people's committees on December 12  1945.
Revised:  The USAMGIK banned strikes on December 8 and outlawed the people's committees on 12 1945.
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Original:  This started among railway workers in Busan but it spread to other industries by September 24  and more than a quarter of a million workers joined in the strike.
Revised:  This started among railway workers in Busan but it spread to other industries by 24 and more than a quarter of a million workers joined in the strike.
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Original:  On October 1  a strike protest in Daegu was fired on by police and a worker was killed.
Revised:  On 1 a strike protest in Daegu was fired on by police and a worker was killed.
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Original: Dissolution [[File:Syngman Rhee and Douglas MacArthur.jpg|General MacArthur at the handover ceremony from Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to President Syngman Rhee on August 15 , 1948]] Following the constitutional assembly and presidential elections held in May and July 1948 respectively, its first government officially proclaimed the existence of the Republic of Korea on August 15 , 1948.
Revised: Dissolution [[File:Syngman Rhee and Douglas MacArthur.jpg|General MacArthur at the handover ceremony from Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to President Syngman Rhee on 15 , 1948]] Following the constitutional assembly and presidential elections held in May and July 1948 respectively, its first government officially proclaimed the existence of the Republic of Korea on August 15 , 1948.
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Original: Dissolution [[File:Syngman Rhee and Douglas MacArthur.jpg|General MacArthur at the handover ceremony from Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to President Syngman Rhee on August 15 , 1948]] Following the constitutional assembly and presidential elections held in May and July 1948 respectively, its first government officially proclaimed the existence of the Republic of Korea on August 15 , 1948.
Revised: Dissolution [[File:Syngman Rhee and Douglas MacArthur.jpg|General MacArthur at the handover ceremony from Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to President Syngman Rhee on August 15 , 1948]] Following the constitutional assembly and presidential elections held in May and July 1948 respectively, its first government officially proclaimed the existence of the Republic of Korea on 15 , 1948.
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Original: Dissolution [[File:Syngman Rhee and Douglas MacArthur.jpg|General MacArthur at the handover ceremony from Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to President Syngman Rhee on August 15 , 1948]] Following the constitutional assembly and presidential elections held in May and July 1948 respectively, its first government officially proclaimed the existence of the Republic of Korea on August 15 , 1948.
Revised: Dissolution [[File:Syngman Rhee and Douglas MacArthur.jpg|General MacArthur at the handover ceremony from Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to President Syngman Rhee on August 15 , 1948]] Following the constitutional assembly and presidential elections held in May and July 1948 respectively, its first government officially proclaimed the existence of the Republic of Korea on August 15 August 1948.
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Original: Raghunath Vaman Dighe (Marathi: रघुनाथ वामन दिघे) (23 MARCH 1896 - 04 July 1980) was a Marathi writer from Maharashtra, India.
Revised: Raghunath Vaman Dighe (Marathi: रघुनाथ वामन दिघे) (23 March 1896 - 04 July 1980) was a Marathi writer from Maharashtra, India.
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Original: Raghunath Vaman Dighe (Marathi: रघुनाथ वामन दिघे) (23 March 1896 - 04 July 1980) was a Marathi writer from Maharashtra, India.
Revised: Raghunath Vaman Dighe (Marathi: रघुनाथ वामन दिघे) (23 March 1896 - 4 July 1980) was a Marathi writer from Maharashtra, India.
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Original:  Category:1896 births Category:1980 deaths Category:Marathi people Category:Indian male novelists Category:Marathi-language writers Category:20th-century Indian novelists Category:Novelists from Maharasht
Revised:  Category:1896 births Category:1980 deaths Category:Marathi people Category:Indian male novelists Category:Marathi-language writers Category:20th-century Indian novelists Category:Novelists from Maharashtra Category:20th-century male write
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Original: Game preservation in Britain Until hand-held guns were invented, sport hunting was largely for the deer or wild boar (by hounds or bow-and-arrow, but Ælfric of Eynsham's Colloquium written in Anglo-Saxon times speaks of the usual way to catch deer being to drive them into a net), or hare (by a fast dog);
Revised:  Britain Until hand-held guns were invented, sport hunting was largely for the deer or wild boar (by hounds or bow-and-arrow, but Ælfric of Eynsham's Colloquium written in Anglo-Saxon times speaks of the usual way to catch deer being to drive them into a net), or hare (by a fast dog);
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Original:  Game preservation in France Game preservation in France was enforced as severely and rigidly, until the French Revolution quickly violently ended the power of the rural gentry, and one of the revolutionary government's first actions was to sweep away the game preservation laws root and branch.
Revised:  France Game preservation in France was enforced as severely and rigidly, until the French Revolution quickly violently ended the power of the rural gentry, and one of the revolutionary government's first actions was to sweep away the game preservation laws root and branch.
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Original:  Category: Hunti
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Original:  1985 Secker & Warburg, London, ISBN 0-436-20102-XDuring the 18th and 19th centuries game preservation laws became ever more severe in favour of the rural gentry and their sport shooting rights.
Revised:  1985 Secker & Warburg, London, ISBN 0-436-20102-X During the 18th and 19th centuries game preservation laws became ever more severe in favour of the rural gentry and their sport shooting rights.
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Original:  for example, in 3 years in the 19th century gamekeepers' records in the Glengarry Estate in Scotland record killing  :
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Original:  for example, in 3 years in the 19th century gamekeepers' records in the Glengarry Estate in Scotland record killing  :
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Original: Civil War When Dana left the Tribune, Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, immediately made him a special Investigating Agent of the War Department during the American Civil War.
Revised: Civil War When Dana left the Tribune, Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, made him a special Investigating Agent of the War Department during the American Civil War.
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Original:  and in 1872 took part in the Liberal Republican revolt and urged Greeley's nomination.  ]  ]  ]
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Original:  and in 1872 took part in the Liberal Republican revolt and urged Greeley's nomination.  ]  ]  ]
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