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Originally appearing in Volume V23, Page 352 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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RINGWOOD  , a

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market
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town in the New
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Forest
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parliamentary
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division of
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Hampshire,
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England, 1031 m . S.W. by W. from
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London by the London &
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South-Western railway . Pop . (1901) 4629 . It lies pleasantly on the
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river
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Avon, which here divides into numerous branches, flowing through
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flat meadow
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land . The
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church of SS .
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Peter and
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Paul, which was almost entirely reconstructed in 1854i the town
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hall and
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corn
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exchange are the
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chief buildings . A large agricultural
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trade and manufactures of agricultural implements,
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linen goods and woollen gloves are carried on .

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