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• Vigorithian History
  ...Tides where many costal regions suffered much loss of people and economy. 1837 saw Vigorithia find new forms of power and oddly enough the most famous lea
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• Eagmont History
  '''1833-1837''' Thomas Stenton (Wiggs)<br> '''1837-1841''' Thomas Stenton (Wiggs)<br>
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• Long Key
  *1785-1837 Michael Alexander II (52 years) *1837-1853 Michael Alexander III (16 years)
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• Cobdenia
  ...he preached free trade and economic non-intervention by the government.In 1837 he stood as a parliamentary candidate for Stockport on a free trade platfor
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• Burana Anatu Ŋura-Ahada
  | March 4, 1836 - June 16, 1837 ...le=[[List of Sraŋanan monarchs | Queen of Sraŋana]]| years=4.3.1836-16.6.1837| after=''last''}}
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• Jonquiere-Tadoussac
  | 1608<br />1837<br />2006 The two powers co-existed peacefully until 1837, when radicals on both sides attempted to reignite a war, this time with th
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• Finara
  ...and bloody Northern Wars (1637-1673), [[Naotrina]] in 1737, and [[Vyn]] in 1837. In 1838, King [[Daniel I]] created [[Heber Collins]] Duke of [[Alsa]]. By
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• Kingladn
  <td>1833-1837</td> <td>1837-1845</td>
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• History of Gunnlandia
  ==Democracy (1714-1837))== ===Peter the Great and the Autocratic Kings (1837-1863)===
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• Siñiari Melumnatu Ŋuri-Eilari
  In 1837, he married [[Burana Anatu Ŋura-Ahada | Queen Burana]] of [[Siraŋe]], the
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• Languages of Baranxtu
  ...independent kingdom of [[Sraŋana]]. When it became a part of Baranxtu in 1837, Nidajii was at first made an official language only in [[Siraŋe]], but du
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• Political System of the Constitutional Monarchy of Jonquiere-Tadoussac
  ...e Constitutional Monarchy of [[Jonquiere-Tadoussac]], which was created in 1837 with the Fusion Accords, was an important part of Jontadain culture, as esp The Fusion Accords of 1837 created a federal state, with two provinces. These were originally autonom
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• Jontadain Civil War
  ...Jontadain Civil War stretch back to the [[Fusion Accords|Fusion Accords of 1837]] and the [[Armée du Liberation du Tadoussac]]. The true beginning of the
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• Flags of Jonquiere-Tadoussac
  Upon the Fusion Accord of 1837, the flags of Jonquière and Tadoussac were merged to create the new flag o
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• Cikoutimi
  ...ising unless the wars could be ended. In a move that eerily predicted the 1837 [[Fusion Accords]] that created Jonquiere-Tadoussac, the two groups decided
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• Political Parties in Jonquiere-Tadoussac
  The first elections after the 1837 [[Fusion Accords]] saw local, independent candidates coming to the National
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• Fusion Accords
  ...efer to the agreements signed between Jonquière and Tadoussac on June 24, 1837, which created the unified country of [[Jonquiere-Tadoussac]]. This was ne
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• Armée de Liberation du Tadoussac
  ...ée de liberation du Tadoussac'' (ALT, Tadoussac Liberation Army) began in 1837, as a protest to the [[Fusion Accords]]. Though they enjoyed some initial Early successes boded well for the ALT. By the end of 1837, they boasted a membership of more than 10 000 people across Tadoussac, as
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• Armée du Liberation du Tadoussac
  ...ée du liberation du Tadoussac'' (ALT, Tadoussac Liberation Army) began in 1837, as a protest to the [[Fusion Accords]]. Though they enjoyed some initial Early successes boded well for the ALT. By the end of 1837, they boasted a membership of more than 10 000 people across Tadoussac, as
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• List of Sraŋanan monarchs
  The country of [[Sraŋana]] existed from 1715 until 1837, when it fell to [[Baranxtu]] upon the marriage of its [[Burana Anatu Ŋura ==Baranxtiman Monarchs (1779-1837)==
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