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| | MOORS - LoveToKnow Article on MOORS |
 | | The name Moor is however still applied to the populations speaking Arabic who inhabit the country extending from Morocco to the Senegal, and to the Niger as far east as Timbuktu, i.e. | | | The subsequent conquest of Spain was effected chiefly by Berber tribes, but the Moslems in the peninsulaknown to the Christian nations as Moorsalways had a strong strain of Arab blood and in most respects became Arabized. | | | The typical Moors of Morocco are a handsome race, with skin the color of coffee-and-milk, with black eyes and black silky hair, and the features of Europeans. |
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http://95.1911encyclopedia.org/M/MO/MOORS.htm
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| | Muslim Spain and European Culture |
| | Moors, as the Spaniards call the Muslims, populated Spain for nearly 700 years. | | | Sadly, all Jews and Muslims that would not abandon their beliefs were either killed or exiled (Grolier, History of Spain). | | | In Northern Spain the various Christian kingdoms united to expel the Moors from the European continent. |
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http://www.xmission.com:8000/~dderhak/index/moors.htm
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| | Moors - definition of Moors in Encyclopedia |
| | This period is known for the tolerant acceptance of Christians, Muslims and Jews living in the same territories. | | | In AD 711, some Moors invaded Visigoth Christian Spain. | | | Moors is used in this article to describe the medieval Muslim inhabitants of al-Andalus and the Maghreb, whose culture is often called "Moorish". |
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http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Moors
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| | F's Place: The Moors of Ceylon |
| | Like Hashim the heroes of the “Mayflower” left their home country for reasons of freedom and liberty; the one owing to religious persecution and the other owing to political intolerence, for we are left to infer that Hashim’s political creed was a danger to the tranquility of his country. | | | However meager the material available, there is sufficient evidence to show, to the unprejudiced mind, that the Ceylon Moors had their origin from among the Arab traders and settlers of old who traveled across the seas in search of trade and barter during the earliest times of the history of Ceylon. | | | There is a tradition that the eight persons referred to were drugged and bound and taken on board and that they only realised that were being transported to a foreign country when they had been many miles out at sea. |
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http://kermeey.blogspot.com/2005/01/moors-of-ceylon.html
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| | The Third Great Race War: The Moors Invade Europe |
| | The victorious Moors (who, because of their common Semitic ancestry with the Spanish Jews and the already poor relations between the Jews and the Goths) employed several Spanish Jews in their administration of Spain in some of the highest posts, even though there were occasional outbursts of anti-Jewish feeling amongst the Arabs themselves. | | | This alliance between a number of Spanish Jews and the Moors inflamed the anti-Semitic feeling amongst the subdued Goths even further; a sentiment which would later flare up in the form of the Spanish Inquisition and the expulsion of the Jews from Spain. | | | He was forced to seize a portion of the Church's wealth, an act for which the Christians condemned him strongly, even though if he had failed, Christianity would have been replaced by Islam. |
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http://www.white-history.com/hwr23.htm
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| | MAR Data Assessment for Black Moors in Mauritania |
| | The arrest and alleged torture of Haratines protesting land confiscation is among the most recent acts of repression against the group. | | | Many Black Moors are also systematically denied access to education because of their servant status. | | | The Black Moors have only two risk factors for rebellion: persistent protest over the last decade and government repression. |
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http://www.cidcm.umd.edu/inscr/mar/assessment.asp?groupId=43502
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| | Moors and Arabs |
| | His troops consisted of 300 Arabs and 6,700 native Africans (Moors). | | | If Moorish Spain had been an accomplishment of the Arabs it would have been called Arab or Arabic Spain. | | | When the Arabs arrived, the hardest part of the job had been done. |
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| | Religious Movements Homepage: Nuwaubian Nation of Moors |
| | This group claimed to be part of a Native-American tribe from Georgia called the Yamassee. | | | The Nuwaubians have not yet disclosed how much they are asking for their property. | | | This site contains an article that has been found throughout the web, written by Patricia Mays, of the Associated Press. |
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http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/nuwaubians.html
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| | Search Results for "Moors" |
| | ...Mudéjar, (mootha´har) (KEY), name given to the Moors who remained in Spain after the Christian reconquest but were not converted to Christianity, and to the style... | | | ...Moriscos, (moris´koz) (KEY) [Span.,=Moorish], Moors converted to Christianity after the Christian reconquest (11th-15th cent.) of Spain. | | | Although tradition says Alfonso I defeated the Moors there in 1139, the battle of Ourique was actually fought at some undetermined... |
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http://www.bartleby.com/cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=col65&query=Moors&x=13&y=8
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| | BBC - Crime Case Closed - The Moors Murderers |
| | Depending on whose account you believe, she was then taken off to a remote spot either by Brady alone or by both of them, was raped, beaten and stabbed before being buried. | | | Brady later claimed she was lured on the pretext of helping Hindley find an expensive glove on nearby Saddleworth Moor and was offered a stack of records in return. | | | This she did and in July 1987 police unearthed the remains of Pauline Reade on Saddleworth Moor. |
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| | The Moors in Spain - How we almost lost our scientific roots |
| | The story of the Moors in Spain beginning over 1200 years ago paints a picture of an Arab world that was very different from what we see today. | | | In any case, even during most of the time when the Muslims ruled the city there was evidently also a large contingent of Jews and Christians who coexisted quite nicely with the Moors. | | | Only when the Christians succeeded the Moors did the life of the Jews in Spain begin to take a turn for the worse and by the 15th Century, the Inquisition actively persecuted them. |
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| | Sri Lankan Muslims |
| | Dr Vadivale laments that `the Tamil speaking Muslims who vociferously claim to be descendants of Arabs, do not have the slightest resemblance to an Arab in stature or complexion'. | | | They dubbed the Tamil Muslims `Moors', because as in Morocco, the Muslim of Portugal and Spain were called Moors. | | | This is evidenced by the excavation of Arabic coins in ancient cities like Anuradhpaura and the reference to plots of land set aside for the settlement of Yonas by King Pandukabhaya in the 5th century BC. |
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| | THE MOORS: CIVILIZERS OF EUROPE |
| | The trade was began by a a Jewish element which began to buy and sell captured Slavs and Germans as laborers and concubines. | | | In 1086 AD, Yusuf Ibn Tashibin became aware of events in Spain, where Christians had long been persecuting Arabs and Moors. | | | For the Andalusan Moor, scholarly endeavor was considered devine. |
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| | All About Spain: History |
| | After the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in 1492 tons of gold and silver were brought in from the new continent, and Spain became one of the most powerful nations of this epoch called the Golden Age. | | | Isabel and Ferdinand succeeded in uniting the whole country under their crown, and their effort to "re-christianize" Spain resulted in the Spanish Inquisition, when thousands of Jews and Moors who didn't want to convert to Christianism were expelled or killed. | | | Though the small Christian kingdoms in the north were a nucleus of resistence, the Arabian culture was prospering in the rest of the country. |
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| | The Moors of Spain. |
| | Twenty-seven years elapsed before the Moors were wholly dislodged from the Pyrenees, but in 1492 their capital, Granada, was taken by Ferdinand and Isabella, and the great peninsula was again under Christian rule, prepared to enter on the "heritage of the West," and to make gracious response to that eloquent appeal of Columbus: | | | When the Arabs or Saracen conquerors invaded Spain, they were, naturally enough, called Moors, so that in Spanish history the terms Arabs, Saracens and Moors are synonymous. | | | This name is by mediæval Christian authors supposed to be derived from Sarai, the wife of Abraham, by others from the Arab saraca (to steal), or from the Hebrew sarak (poor), but the opinion which now prevails is that it came from the Greek sareknoi (eastern people), from which the Romans derived their word Saraceni. |
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| | Muslim Legacy in Early Americas - W. Africans, Moors and Amerindians |
| | If it was brought from Spain, I would argue that it probably came via expelled Moorish Muslims or subjugated "Moriscos." "Morisco" was the term used by Catholic officials to designate Moors (Moros) who were allowed to re main in Catholic dominions. | | | Ivan Van Sertima is of course renowned for his first revitalizing original work: They Came Before Columbus (1976) which outlined evidence of ancient and early African contacts with the American continent. | | | After all, the customarily dogmatic Catholic Spaniards would have been introducing a religious symbol which represented the spiritual motif of their nemesis. |
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http://www.cyberistan.org/islamic/africanm.htm
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| | Welcome to The Official site of The Universal Zulu Nation |
| | And anyone with any international education will surely attest the Flag of Morocco and its Treaty with the USA can not muster enough autonomy to salvage the NBC or Moorish Americans as long as they are under the jurisdiction of the Status Quo. | | | Why have Moorish Leaders been pointing for Moors to seek conformity under the flag of the USA? | | | While the United States has never been without her staple of African Slaves, the Manumission of the Moorish is infinitely inevitable; at the end of time and the fulfilling of the prophecies. |
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| | Even more interesting is how the Moors described their European foes: Sa-id of Andalusia (1029-1071) wrote the following of his White Iberian opponents: | | | There were white Moors, especially because of their part Berber ancestry and after they had lived in Europe for centuries and had been ‘whitened’ by mating with Europeans. | | | “Moor - in English usage, a Moroccan or, formerly, a member of the Muslim population of Spain, of mixed Arab, Spanish, and Berber origins, who created the Arab Andalusian civilization and subsequently settled as refugees in North Africa between the 11th and 17th centuries. |
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| | THE INFLUENCE OF THE MOORS IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL |
| | It was this occupation of Portugal which accounts for the fact that even noble families had absorbed the blood of the Moor. | | | The story goes that a Portuguese nobleman was so saddened by the death of his wife, a young Moorish beauty whom he had married after her conversion to the Christian faith, that he gave up his title and fortune and entered a monastery. | | | To reinforce what has been said earlier these Moors, as the early writers chronicled, were "black or dark people, some being very black." |
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| | Moriscos on Encyclopedia.com |
| | MORISCOS [Moriscos] [Span.,=Moorish], Moors converted to Christianity after the Christian reconquest (11th-15th cent.) of Spain. | | | The Moors who had become subjects of Christian kings as the reconquest progressed to the 15th cent. | | | However, the rigorous treatment of those who refused conversion or apostatized from the new faith led to an uprising (1500-1502) in Granada. |
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| | “Mitsawokett: The Moors of Delaware” |
| | Stemming from these earlier interminglings, there exists within the Eastern United States today, in numbers totaling between fifty thousand and one hundred thousand persons, a variety of surviving, localized strains of mixed blood peoples. | | | Also, some Moors have left their communities, marrying whites, and have been assimilated into white communities. | | | Weslager states that the origin legends of the Moors were related to him chiefly by members of the Harmon, Wright, Mosley, Ridgeway, Kimmey and Norwood families. |
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| | Murder on the Moors: The Ian Brady and Myra Hindley Story - Crime Library |
| | She was not arrested until four days later, after police had found a three-page document in her car that described in explicit detail how she and Brady had planned to carry out the murder. | | | Ian had told David that he had killed some people before but David thought it was just a sick fantasy. | | | The investigation would probably have gone no further if Smith had not told police of Brady's claim that he had buried other bodies on Saddleworth Moor. |
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| | The Moors Murders |
| | Additionally, a 3 x 30 minute television documentary was produced in 1999 by Chameleon Television for Channel 5 Broadcasting which tells the full story of The Moors Murders with interviews, archive footage and dramatic reconstruction. | | | Their involvement in the murders of Pauline Reade and Keith Bennett was not revealed until the mid-1980s, when the activities of a journalist and a senior police officer brought about confessions from both. | | | The case became dubbed The Moors Murders as the bodies of the latter victims were revealed to be and, in three out of the four cases, recovered from bleak, deserted moorland in the hills above East Manchester. |
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| | DelcoTimes - Lohn: Moors picks up Academy Park’s new ‘O’ |
| | Kasi Stewart has been the Knights’ primary receiving target, but Jeron Johnson and Brian Zdun have been played key roles. | | | "The biggest thing I’ve seen in him is his confidence," Vosheski said of Moors. | | | Mort Hoey has added a dimension from his tight end position. |
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http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=15318433&BRD=1675&PAG=461&dept_id=18170&rfi=6
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| | THE MOORS IN EUROPE |
| | To the Christians of early Europe there was no question regarding the ethnicity of the Moors, and numerous sources support the view that the Moors were a black-skinned people. | | | Morien is described as "all black: his head, his body, and his hands were all black." In the French epic known as the Song of Roland the Moors are described as "blacker than ink." | | | Morien, for example, is the adventure of a heroic Moorish knight supposed to have lived during the days of King Arthur. |
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| | YWAM Sahara - Moors |
| | Learn how to get involved in reaching these people... | | | Mauritania is an Islamic state where officially Muslims are not allowed to convert to the Christian faith. | | | The Moors are believed to be descended from a mixture of Arab, Berber and other African peoples. |
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| | Technorati Tag: moors |
| | Best Venetian Moors Deals Your provider for everything venetian moors - check us out | | | This page shows blog posts, photos, and links that have been tagged moors. | | | Hi Ho, Hi Ho, off to work we go… has inspired 0 comments since February 28th, 2006 tags: moors, photography, travel Been working at the office quite a... |
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| | Moors Home Page |
| | Send mail to webmaster@themoors.com with questions or comments about this web site. | | | We will print some of the most interesting comments and suggestions. | | | Here you can find information about The Moors, your Association, read your Association monthly Board meeting minutes, look at the budget, and much more! |
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| | Tim Moors - Networking conference dates |
| | Please email Tim Moors (t.moors AT unsw.edu.au) to correct or supplement information on this web page. | | | While links to web pages for future conferences are updated regularly, links to past conferences may become stale with age. |
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http://www.ee.unsw.edu.au/~timm/netconf
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| | Moors on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Many of the Moors remained in Spain; those who remained faithful to Islam were called Mudejares, while those who accepted Christianity were called Moriscos. | | | the Moors were converted to Islam and became fanatic Muslims. | | | They were allowed to stay in Spain but were kept under close surveillance. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/M/Moors.asp
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| | The Moors |
| | This term has been broadly used to denote various people in North Africa, people who came from Morocco or simply to describe Muslims in general. | | | The Webster's New World Dictionary identifies Moors as "a member of Moslem people of mixed Arab and Berber descent." This deletion of "black" or "Negro" from the term Moor is generally recent. | | | The Moors are not a specific race of people. |
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| | Moors & Cabot Hosts 2005 Semiconductor and Semiconductor Capital Equipment Conference at the Pan Pacific Hotel in San ... |
| | Moors & Cabot is a member of the National Association of Securities Dealers, CRD number 594. | | | Moors & Cabot is the oldest independent member of the Boston Stock Exchange and one of the nation's oldest independent members of the New York Stock Exchange. | | | With over a century of experience and expertise, Moors & Cabot continues to serve in the tradition of its founding fathers. |
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http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/08-10-2005/0004085920&EDATE=
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| | BBC NEWS UK The Moors murders |
| | Hindley and Brady finally admitted the killings, and Saddleworth Moor was sealed off while they returned to the scene of their crimes and attempted to help police pinpoint the graves of the two children. | | | Keith Bennett's body has never been found, and police have no plans to carry out more searches on the moor. | | | The Moors murders were a series of crimes that shocked Britain when they first came to light. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/659266.stm
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| | Michael Moors' Clarinet Page |
| | Moors has 26 years of teaching experience, with the last 25 in the Alpena Public Schools. | | | Moors was invited to speak at the Midwestern Conference for vocal and instrumental music. | | | Moors is also a school clinician, specializing in woodwinds and young bands. |
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http://www.ehhs.cmich.edu/~mmoors
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| | Moorish Invasion |
| | The Moors not only brought their religion, but also their music, their art, their view of life, and their architecture...two of the greatest examples of which are the Alhambra in Granada and the Escorial in Cordoba. | | | The Moors were a nomadic people from North Africa; originally they were the inhabitants of Mauretania. | | | Most of the Moors were driven from Spain, but two groups, the Mudejares and Moriscos, remained. |
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http://staff.esuhsd.org/~balochie/studentprojects/moorchristian
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| | Tim Moors |
| | Compression and archiving, when applied, is done according to the ZIP format; use winzip or gunzip to extract files. | | | Moors: “Integrity checks used for security can also be used for error control”, Submitted for publication. | | | Moors: “A critical review of “End-to-end arguments in system design””, Proc. |
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http://www.ee.unsw.edu.au/~timm
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| | Moors |
| | In European history the Moors are often identified with the inhabitants of the Barbary Coast which was under Ottoman rule from the 16th to the 19th century. | | | The names of the two countries, Morocco and Mauritania, are derived from the term Moors. | | | Some authorities consider the Moors equivalent to the Berbers; others restrict the name to an admixture of Arab ancestry and use the term Moors to refer to the more settled Arabic-speaking population of the towns. |
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http://www.sonhex.dk/moor.htm
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| | Moors and Cabot has been proud to sponsor the Boston Luncheon Forum since 1971, a unique arrangement that brings to Boston top executives from major corporations throughout the United States. | | | In 2006, Moors and Cabot is extending this program to New York City. | | | This special program offers Boston's buy-side community an informal, comfortable setting in which to meet company representatives and learn about their businesses. |
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http://www.moorscabot.com
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| | East Dorset Countryside Management Service - Moors Valley Country Park & Forest |
| | More information on the sites can be found on the Dorset For You website | | | As well as looking after Moors Valley with the Forestry Commission rangers, the East Dorset Countryside Management Service is responsible for 23 other sites in the East Dorset area. | | | Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission from East Dorset District Council is prohibited. |
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| | GENUKI: Clayton le Moors, Lancashire genealogy |
| | For probate purposes prior to 1858, Clayton le Moors was in the Archdeaconry of Chester, in the Diocese of Chester. | | | Men and women of Accrington and District who gave their lives for their country during the Great War of 1914-1919. | | | The original Lancashire wills for the Archdeaconry of Chester are held at the Lancashire Record Office. |
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| | Planet Moors - Moor Green FC's fans from around the globe |
| | The photo is of his four year old son wearing his Moor Green hat. | | | branch supporters association of Moor Green FC was founded in November 2000 by a former resident of | | | The Massachusetts Branch is the Moor Green outpost in the north east of the |
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| | Mitsawokett: The "Moors" of Delaware |
| | THE MOORS of Africa -- Who were they? | | | Moor Says His People Started ‘Big Thursday’ Wilmington Journal-Every Evening, 13 Aug 1959 | | | The Moors of Delaware: A Look at a Tri-Racial Group (author unknown) |
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| | Chapter Moon's Men <i>to</i> More of More Hall of M by Brewer's Readers Handbook |
| | The Moors of Aragon are called Tang arins; those of Granada are Mudajares; and those of Fez are called Elches. | | | In the Middle Ages all Mohammedans were called Moors; and hence Camoëns, in the Lusiad, viii., calls the Indians so. | | | Moor, the brigand, in Schiller’s drama called The Robbers (1781). |
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| | Voice of the Moors Issue 56 |
| | The problem for all of us is to find a way of maintaining graziers on the moors, as well as keepers, to enable people to make a living and also to maintain the interest of the moorland. | | | One of our shepherds showed me a lamb which was still wet from birth, perhaps 2 hours old, which had been born early, on the moor, and already had several ticks on it. | | | I feel that it is important to answer a number of points raised in the Lookout article on SSSIs as well as correct some misunderstandings. |
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http://www.north-yorkshire-moors.freeserve.co.uk/issue56.htm
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| | North York Moors National Park - Discover This Special Place |
| | School and group visits, Projects for schools, Facts and figures, Downloadable reports, plans and other publications | | | This site will help you make the most of your visit. | | | The North York Moors National Park is one of the finest landscapes in Britain. |
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - Moors |
| | Peatland, also mire, ecosystem in which organic matter is produced faster than it is decomposed, resulting in the accumulation of partially... | | | Moors (Latin Mauri), a mixture of people, mostly derived from Arabs and Berbers inhabiting northern Africa. | | | How well did we match your search term? |
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| | North Yorkshire Moors Hike: Introduction |
| | North York Moors National Park and is one of the most varied national parks in England. | | | The plateau is cut by many dales - most importantly Esk Dale which runs from Middlesbrough to the sea at Whitby. | | | This set of pages describes the first long distance hike that I did in England (October/November 1990). |
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| | Spain under the Moors |
| | After 717 the country was ruled by emirs, appointed by the caliphs, who were frequently neglectful of their duties; misrule resulted in the appointment and deposition of 20 successive emirs over the next 40 years. | | | The first years of their rule, the Moors, as the Berber conquerors came to be known, held the peninsula (except for Asturias and the Basque country) as a dependency of the Province of North Africa, a division of the caliphate of Damascus. | | | Their progress north was arrested at a battle fought in France, between Tours and Poitiers, in 732 by the Frankish ruler Charles Martel. |
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| | North York Moors - tourist information guide to holiday accommodation, activities, attractions, historic sites. |
| | At other times of the year, the moors appear barren and forbidding, but a closer look will reveal a wealth of archaeological and historical interest. | | | The coast is unspoilt, and access to the sandy shore is limited to a handful of fishing villages and the ancient towns of Whitby and Scarborough. | | | Here and there are exposed sections of moorland stone trod - evidence of routes used by packhorses from the 13th century onwards. |
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