Cantuar.
Britishabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of Cantuar.
Latin: (Archbishop) of Canterbury
Example Sentences
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“Believe me, dear Mr. Hoare, “Very sincerely yours, “C. T. Cantuar.”
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“Yours sincerely, “A. C. Cantuar.”
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“Most sincerely yours, “E. W. Cantuar.”
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“Sincerely yours, “E. W. Cantuar.”
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Hec est finalis concordia facta in curia Thome archiepiscopi437 Cantuar et Edwardi Comitis Roteland apud Hauering atte Boure—coram Ricardo Wytl ... tunc senescallo et Ricardo Wylde tunc ballivo et aliis domini Regis fidelibus tunc ibi presentibus inter etc.
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