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comandancia 1
A proportion of the net income of each commandery fixed by the annum.
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These receivers obtained the revenues from each estate or commandery within their district.
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The commandery will therefore be administered by the senior of the knights attached to it.
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He was then enlarged, and appointed to the commandery of Kilseran, near Castlebellingham, in Louth.
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No presence was so welcome and inspiring at the camp fire or commandery as his.
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Poor Mr. Armytage-Captain , Ibelieve ,forhe has got his commandership.
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Lord Ormont had been on guard then and always: his instinct of commandership kept him on guard.
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Not if they are history, and eloquence and commandership have power over the blood and souls of men.
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So true and impressive is this that reflection upon it makes the last year of Lee's commandership seem peculiarly glorious.
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Presently he made some inquiry of Jules Pierrepont, who had now assumed commandership of the party, as to the reason of his arrest.
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During the commandership of Karna, the battle that took place between the Kuru and the Pandava troops was exceedingly fierce and lasted for two days.
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Hardly worth bartering for worldly commanderships, it is evident.