Legal Definition and Related Resources of Marches
Meaning of Marches
In old English law. Boimdaries or frontiers of a state.
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Geography > Regions of EU Member States > Regions of Italy
Meaning of Marches
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Translation of Marches
- Spanish: Las Marcas
- French: Marches
- German: Marken
- Italian: Marche
- Portuguese: Marche
- Polish: Marche
Thesaurus of Marches
Geography > Regions of EU Member States > Regions of Italy > Marches
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