Bree-landers - Revision history

Morgan: Added rewrite + comment

2011-11-03T20:19:18Z

Added rewrite + comment

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		+	{{rewrite}}<!-- EoA rip + perhaps sort out the relations between "Bree-landers", "Big Folk", "Bree-men" and "Men of Bree" (User:Morgan) -->
	In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Men of Bree\|Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[Little Folk]] and the [[Big Folk]]) were collectively described as the '''Bree-landers'''. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].		In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Men of Bree\|Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[Little Folk]] and the [[Big Folk]]) were collectively described as the '''Bree-landers'''. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].

Morgan: Changed internal link (is this division between Men of Bree and Bree-landers unnecessary?)

2011-11-03T20:15:38Z

Changed internal link (is this division between Men of Bree and Bree-landers unnecessary?)

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:15, 3 November 2011
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−	In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[Little Folk]] and the [[Big Folk]]) were collectively described as the '''Bree-landers'''. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].	+	In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Men of Bree\|Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[Little Folk]] and the [[Big Folk]]) were collectively described as the '''Bree-landers'''. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].

	They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.		They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.

Tik: iw fi (>Briin ihmiset (="Bree-men"))

2007-12-26T21:22:58Z

iw fi (>Briin ihmiset (="Bree-men"))

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	[[Category:Men]]		[[Category:Men]]
	[[Category:Hobbits]]		[[Category:Hobbits]]
		+	[[fi:Briin ihmiset]]

Ebakunin at 15:58, 30 June 2006

2006-06-30T15:58:44Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:58, 30 June 2006
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−	In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[Little Folk]] and the [[Big Folk]]) were collectively described as the Bree-landers. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].	+	In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[Little Folk]] and the [[Big Folk]]) were collectively described as the '''Bree-landers'''. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].

	They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.		They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.

−	[[Category:~~Characters~~]]	+	[[Category:Men]]
		+	[[Category:Hobbits]]

Hyarion: Added to Characters category

2006-05-21T23:50:21Z

Added to Characters category

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:50, 21 May 2006
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	They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.		They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.
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		+	[[Category:Characters]]

Earendilyon at 14:26, 7 March 2006

2006-03-07T14:26:32Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:26, 7 March 2006
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−	In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[~~Big~~ Folk]] and the [[~~Little~~ Folk]]) were collectively described as the Bree-landers. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].	+	In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[Little Folk]] and the [[Big Folk]]) were collectively described as the Bree-landers. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].

	They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.		They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.

Hyarion at 05:50, 18 June 2005

2005-06-18T05:50:09Z

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In the [[Bree-land]], [[Men]] and [[Hobbits]] lived peaceably side by side. These two races, identified individually as the [[Bree-hobbits]] and the [[Bree-men]] (or less formally as the [[Big Folk]] and the [[Little Folk]]) were collectively described as the Bree-landers. They lived in four communities scattered around the [[Bree-hill]]: [[Bree]] itself, [[Staddle]], [[Combe]] and [[Archet]].

They were a generally friendly folk, at least until the upheavals brought about by the [[War of the Ring]]. They had some dealings with the Shire-hobbits, though the road between Bree and their ancient 'colony' of the Shire was less travelled in the late [[Third Age]] than it had once been. The Bree-landers maintained their own dialect and customs, including their own unique calendar.