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animals such as
horses or oxen –
where the
practice may also be
called cartage or drayage. However, in the
modern age, this act is
mostly performed by...
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January 2010 at the
Wayback Machine "Hay's
Wharf Cartage Co". Grace's Guide. "Railway's Deal: Big
Cartage Firms Taken Over".
Belfast Telegraph. 1 November...
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Demolition (also
known as razing,
cartage, and wrecking) is the
science and
engineering in
safely and
efficiently tearing down of
buildings and other...
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Texts from
Wikisource Travel information from
Wikivoyage Atlantic Ocean.
Cartage.org.lb (archived) "Map of
Atlantic Coast of
North America from the Chesapeake...
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Abbeville Press 1984, ISBN 0-89659-418-1 "classical Oil
Painting Technique".
Cartage.org.lb.
Archived from the
original on 2012-03-01.
Retrieved 2012-05-05...
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Askew and
Susan Elizabeth Askew née Ellis. Her
parents were
prosperous cartage contractors, cab proprietors, and landowners. She had five siblings, of...
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years before credit cards.
Canadian Express Cartage Department was
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March 1937 to
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