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- noun Plural form of
fort .
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Examples
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“It is true that Faery hills are sometimes known as forts,” she said.
Brush of Darkness Allison Pang 2011
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“It is true that Faery hills are sometimes known as forts,” she said.
Brush of Darkness Allison Pang 2011
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The numbers facing each other at Puebla did not appear to hold out any hope for Zaragoza, who dug his forces into defensive positions centered on the twin forts of Loreto and Guadalupe.
Did You Know? Cinco de Mayo is more widely celebrated in USA than Mexico 2009
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The numbers facing each other at Puebla did not appear to hold out any hope for Zaragoza, who dug his forces into defensive positions centered on the twin forts of Loreto and Guadalupe.
Did You Know? Cinco de Mayo is more widely celebrated in USA than Mexico 2009
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The numbers facing each other at Puebla did not appear to hold out any hope for Zaragoza, who dug his forces into defensive positions centered on the twin forts of Loreto and Guadalupe.
Did You Know? Cinco de Mayo is more widely celebrated in USA than Mexico 2009
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One of the most extensive of these forts is Vercovicium (now known as Housesteads), where there is also a small museum.
Empire's End 2006
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One of the most extensive of these forts is Vercovicium (now known as Housesteads), where there is also a small museum.
Empire's End 2006
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One of the most extensive of these forts is Vercovicium (now known as Housesteads), where there is also a small museum.
Empire's End 2006
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One of the most extensive of these forts is Vercovicium (now known as Housesteads), where there is also a small museum.
Empire's End 2006
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To forbid them to buy soldiers, guns and forts is asking for trouble.
Try Anything Twice 1938
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