References to early land records, however, suggests that such is not the case.
References to her liberalism suggest that politics has played a part.
The vessel's cost is not recorded, but a reference in the Company's old minute book suggests it was under £14,000.
The reference to stem cells suggests just how wide the split is.
Taken together, the references suggest a mood of romantic longing.
His reference to the phrase "it's not cricket" certainly suggests so.
The few contemporary references to Ludford suggest that he was a private and highly religious man.
The most obvious reference is in the title of the show, immediately suggesting a lawless society.
The reference suggested that high head carriage was a sign of nobility or pride.
