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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 111 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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COPPICE, or COPSE (from an O. Fr. copeis or coupeis, from
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Late
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Lat. colpare, to cut with a
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blow; colpas, the Late Lat. for "blow," is a shortened
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form of colapus or colaphus, adapted from the Gr. ,co)  .aios), a small
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plantation or thicket of planted or self-sown trees, which are cut periodically for use or
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sale, before the trees grow into large
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timber . Whether naturally or artificially grown the produce is looked on by the
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English
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law as fructus industrialis . The
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tenant for
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life or years may appropriate this produce (see Dashwood v . Magniac, 1891, 3 Ch . 306) .

End of Article: COPPICE, or COPSE (from an O. Fr. copeis or coupeis, from Late Lat. colpare, to cut with a blow; colpas, the Late Lat. for "blow," is a shortened form of colapus or colaphus, adapted from the Gr. ,co)
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