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Under the Land Enclosure Act, an English Lord is granted the right to buy and develop 6000 acres, but is bitterly opposed by the commoners.
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Under the Land Enclosure Act, an English Lord is granted the right to buy and develop 6000 acres, but is bitterly opposed by the commoners.
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"Under the Land Enclosure Act, an English Lord is granted the right to buy and develop 6000 acres, but is bitterly opposed by the commoners."
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