Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Archaeological Site of Troy' has mentioned 'London' in the following places:
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| He was also an agent of Lloyd's of London, which insured ship cargos. | WIKI |
| After a fall from a horse in 1851, complications forced him to seek medical care in London for 18 months,[39] the first of a series of disasters. | WIKI |
| Filder had adopted a policy of purchasing hay from London and having it pressed for land transport, even though chopped hay was readily available at a much cheaper price around the Dardanelles. | WIKI |
| Due to difficulty in proving their case, it went on for months, being finally transferred to London,[62] where Frederick joined it in February, 1858. | WIKI |
| An attempt was made to defraud Lloyd's of London of payments to an imaginary person claiming to own an imaginary ship, the Possidhon, that had gone to the bottom when its imaginary cargo burned, a claim made through Frederick. | WIKI |
| Having returned from London in October, 1860, with enough money to restore the family estate, Frederick now turned his attention to the family avocation, archaeology, rejecting a lucrative job offer as a Consul in Syria. | WIKI |
| Frederickxe2x80x99s wifexe2x80x99s uncle, William Abbott, had gone with him to London, where they purchased a house for mutual residence. | WIKI |
| Frederick requested William in London to borrow money as Abbot Brothers to finance the premiums. | WIKI |
| Frederick forwarded to Abbott in London four affidavits from British consular agents on Tenedos and Samos of visual sightings of the ship. | WIKI |
| He requested permission to leave his post to travel to London to defend himself. | WIKI |