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Halma
A game played on a board having 256 squares by two persons with 19 men each or by four with 13 men each starting from different corners and striving to place each his own set of men
Fossway
Fossway [fr. fossus, Lat., digged], one of the four ancient Roman ways through England. Trevisa describes it thus: 'The first and gretest of the foure weyes is … foure weyes is called fosse, and stretches oute of the southe into the north, and begynneth from the corner of Cornwaille, and passeth forth by Devenshyre, by Somersete, and forth besides Tetbury, pon Cotteswold, besides Coventre, unto
Cantoned
Having a charge in each of the four corners said of a cross on a shield and also of the shield itself
Fiscal Statutes
law, the subject can be taxed. If, on the other hand, the case is not covered within the four corners of the provisions of the taxing statute, no tax can be imposed by inference or by analogy or
Office of profit
appointed by the Government of India but it is a body corporate with perpetual succession acting within the four corners of the Act. Merely because the committee or the members of the committee are removable by the Government
Four poster
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