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Ramparts — See also Rampart *City walls *Ramparts (squat) (also known as RampART Social Centre) *Ramparts Magazine *Québec Remparts, a junior ice hockey team … Wikipedia
ramparts — n. to storm the ramparts * * * to storm the ramparts … Combinatory dictionary
Ramparts of Clay — or Remparts d argile, is a 1968 film directed by Jean Louis Bertucelli. The documentary style movie stars Leila Shenna, as well as the villagers of the Algerian village of Tehouda. The 87 minute U.S. version is rated PG. The film tells the story… … Wikipedia
Ramparts (magazine) — Infobox Newspaper name = Ramparts type = Monthly format = Magazine foundation = 1962 ceased publication = 1975 price = seventy five cents owner = Edward M. Keating publisher = Edward M. Keating editor = Warren Hinckle political = Left wing… … Wikipedia
Ramparts (Lille Gate) Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery — Infobox Military Cemetery name= Ramparts Cemetery (Lille gate) body= Commonwealth War Graves Commission use dates= 1914 1918 established= 1914 designer= Sir Reginald Blomfield coordinates= coord|50|50|40.7|N|02|53|20.9|E| nearest town= Ieper,… … Wikipedia
Ramparts of Quebec City — Located in Canada, the Ramparts of Quebec City are the only remaining fortified city walls in the Americas, north of Mexico. [ [http://www.bonjourquebec.com/qc en/villesquebec0.html Québec City: A fortified town, the Château Frontenac, a UNESCO… … Wikipedia
ramparts — ram·part || ræmpÉ‘rt / ræmpÉ‘Ët n. embankment, defensive wall; shield, defensive structure … English contemporary dictionary
Ramparts — A broad earthwork around a fortification upon which walls or parapets were built … Medieval glossary
ramparts — [ˈræmˌpɑːts] noun [plural] high hills or walls built around a building or town in the past in order to protect it … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
Lubomirski Ramparts — 1831 map of Warsaw with Lubomirski s ramparts marked in red Rogatka Mokotowska … Wikipedia
