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Margary is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Augustus Raymond Margary (1846–1875),
British diplomat and
explorer Ivan
Margary (1896–1976)...
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Margary numbers are the
numbering scheme developed by the
historian Ivan
Margary to
catalogue known and
suspected Roman roads in
Britain in his 1955 work...
- The
Margary Affair (Chinese: 马嘉理事件; pinyin: Mǎjiālǐ Shìjiàn or 滇案; Diān àn) was a
crisis in Sino-British relations,
which followed the
murder of British...
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Augustus Raymond Margary (26 May 1846 – 21
February 1875) was a
British diplomat and explorer. The
murder of
Margary and his
entire staff,
while surveying...
- Ivan
Donald Margary, FSA (1896–1976) was a
British historian who,
during his lifetime,
became the
leading authority on
Roman roads in
Great Britain. He...
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review to 1500 AD, Taunton:
Somerset County Council ISBN 0-86183-028-8
Margary, I. D. (1955)
Roman Roads in Britain: Vol.1,
South of the Foss Way-Bristol...
- Lincolnshire. Vol. 2.
Lincolnshire local history society. pp. 64, 65.
Margary, Ivan D. (1967).
Roman Roads in Britain. London: John Baker. Codrington...
- well as
lodgings for
fellows and undergraduates.[citation needed] The
Margary quadrangle was
completed in 1964 with the
construction of the
Thomas Wood...
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village of Cloghan,
County Donegal, with
bandmate Chris De
Margary.
Hucknall and De
Margary are keen fishermen. They
operate a
fishing and
hunting tourism...
- the road was used by drovers, as well as by
merchants and travellers.
Margary numbered the road as 53.
Portions of the
Roman road are extant,
while in...
