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English Game

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English Game
a long-legged, long-necked meat fowl with a wide, shallow body, long, muscular legs and muscular wings. Multicolored, mostly red, brown and white; originated from fighting birds.
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Minerva, my daughter's Old English game hen, loves chicken images on the Internet.
FRIDGEWORTHY by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
English game laws were aimed not at species protection or even at maintaining a sustainable yield of food for its citizenry.
The pioneer spirit and the public trust: the American rule of capture ... by Ritchie, Lucus / Environmental Law
Cricket, an English game with roots in the 14th century, hardly competes with America's national pastime.
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