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Lud or
LUD may
refer to:
Local usage details, a
record of
local calls made from and
received by a particular...
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Lud's Church (sometimes
written as Ludchurch) is a deep
chasm penetrating the
Millstone Grit
bedrock created by a m****ive
landslip on the
hillside above...
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Lobby Lud is a
fictional character created in
August 1927 by the
Westminster Gazette, a
British newspaper, now defunct. The
character was used in readers'...
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Lud (Welsh:
Lludd map Beli Mawr),
according to
Geoffrey of Monmouth's
pseudohistorical History of the
Kings of
Britain and
related medieval texts, was...
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Lud (Hebrew: לוּד
Lūḏ) was a son of Shem and
grandson of Noah,
according to
Genesis 10 (the "Table of Nations"). The
descendants of
Lud are usually, following...
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appropriated to
become the
folkloric character of
Captain Ludd, also
known as King
Lud or
General Ludd, the Luddites'
alleged leader and founder. It has been claimed...
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Lud-in-the-Mist (1926) is the
third and
final novel by the
British writer Hope Mirrlees. It
continues the author's
exploration of the
themes of Life and...
- the two main
sections of the book ("Jake: Fear in a
Handful of Dust" and "
Lud: A Heap of
Broken Images") are
named after lines in the poem. The
Waste Lands...
- days later. Schlatt's Ba****t The
tenth track on the
album Lud and
Schlatt Crossing by
Lud and
Schlatts Musical Emporium.
Music by
Phillip Milman in 2023;...
- The
Luddites were
members of a 19th-century
movement of
English textile workers who
opposed the use of
certain types of
automated machinery due to concerns...
