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restoration of
cultural property Audio restoration Conservation and
restoration of
immovable cultural property Film
restoration Image restoration Textile...
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Restorationism, also
known as
Restitutionism or
Christian primitivism, is a
religious perspective according to
which the
early beliefs and
practices of...
- The
Restoration of the
Stuart monarchy in the
kingdoms of England, Scotland, and
Ireland took
place in 1660 when King
Charles II
returned from
exile in...
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Bourbon Restoration may
refer to:
France under the
House of Bourbon:
Bourbon Restoration in
France (1814,
after the
French revolution and
Napoleonic era...
- The
Second Bourbon Restoration was the
period of
French history during which the
House of
Bourbon returned to
power after the fall of the
First French...
- The
Meiji Restoration (****anese: 明治維新, romanized: Meiji Ishin),
referred to at the time as the
Honorable Restoration (御一新, Goisshin), and also
known as...
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Conservation and
restoration of road
vehicles is the
process of
restoring a
vehicle back to its
original working condition. Vehicles,
whether partially...
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Temporary restoration is a
temporary filling of a
prepared tooth until permanent restoration is
carried out. It is used to
cover the
prepared part of the...
- In Mormonism, the
restoration refers to a
return of the
authentic priesthood power,
spiritual gifts, ordinances,
living prophets and
revelation of the...
- The
Kenmu Restoration (建武の新政,
Kenmu no shinsei) was a three-year
period of
Imperial rule in ****anese
history between the
Kamakura period and the Muromachi...
