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Bondsman may
refer to: bail
bondsman indentured servant, may be
called a "bondservant" This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the title...
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agreements made in the
Akkadian city of Eshnunna,
located in modern-day Iraq.
Bondsmen obtain the
release of
defendants from jail by
paying sums of
currency and...
- a three-tier
social structure: nobility, freemen, and
dependent debtor-
bondsmen.: 3 : 672
Among the
nobility were
leaders known as datus, who were responsible...
- al-ʻebād was
translated by
Hamid Algar into
English as The Path of God's
Bondsmen: From
Origin to Return. Rāzi was born to a
Persian family in Rey, then...
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pilot for a
comedy show
called Roosevelt and Truman,
about a pair of bail
bondsmen/security
guards with the
names Roosevelt and Truman. "Richard Dimitri-Filmography"...
- wide
range of
actors affect the
severity of the punishment,
including bondsmen and prosecutors, but
generally excluding judges. The
Process Is the Punishment...
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statement on slavery,
proposing that
Virginia eman****te and
deport its
bondsmen with "the aid of the Union".
Monroe was
active in the
American Colonization...
- al-bilad wa-akhbar al-'ibad ("Monument of
Places and
History of God's
Bondsmen")
about 1270. This was
followed shortly thereafter by John of Montecorvino...
- (Einwohnerzahlen auf
Grundlage des
Zensus 2011). Freed, p. 13 Freed, John B.
Noble Bondsmen:
Ministerial Marriages in the
Archdiocese of Salzburg, 1100-1343. (Ithaca...
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Private bondsmen (kyun, ကျွန်) owed
labour only to
their individual patron, and lay
outside the
system of
royal obligation. Finally,
religious bondsmen (hpaya-kyun...
