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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 784 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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RADCLIFFE  , an

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urban
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district in the Radcliffe-cum-
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Farnworth
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parliamentary
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division of
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Lancashire,
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England, on the
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river Irwell, 2 M . S.S.W. of
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Bury, on the Lancashire &
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Yorkshire railway . Pop . (1901) 25,368 . The
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church of St
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Bartholomew
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dates from the
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time of
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Henry IV.; some of the
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Norman portions of the
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building remain .
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Cotton-
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weaving,
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calico-
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printing, and
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bleaching,
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dyeing,
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paper-making,
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iron-
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founding and
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machine-making are the
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principal
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industries, and there are extensive collieries in the neighbourhood .

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