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Originally appearing in Volume V25, Page 639 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SPENNYMOOR  , a

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market
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town in the
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Bishop
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Auckland
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parliamentary
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division of
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Durham,
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England, 6 m . S. of the
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city of Durham, on a
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branch of the
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North Eastern railway . Pop of
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urban
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district, which includes several neighbouring parishes (
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tool), 16,665 . It is in the midst of a populous
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coal-
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mining district, and its growth is
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modern .

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