When was the times when people in England would own a monkey as a pet...???
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Apparently people in England can still own monkeys as pets, as I found this on the internet - BBC news:\nCurrently London Zoo, together with other zoos in England, is involved in breeding programmes aimed at increasing numbers of the species (Capuchin monkeys). They are often pets, and used for biomedical research, bait and food. \nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/4880048.stm\n\ns
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i have listed two sites for you that i think are the most helpful, my personal favorite being wikipedia.  i don't know what exactly you are writing about, but these sites have all the general information about the monkey
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Circa 1354 Before Santa Claus LOL
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The Artic Monkeys gained popularity through their website. They achieved a high position in the charts before having any airplay at all. I guess the brits like them cos their songs are catchy or something. Im not too mad on em and im irish :D
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We have quite a few escaped pet monkeys in FL. In the everglades there are some "hammocks" which have trees. While monkeys like fruit, they are omnivores as we are, so they would fish & eat other animals they could catch. They are also accomplished thieves, so if they are not caught by people, they will steal whatever they can from us.       As for the second part, they would evolve as we did. Primates can already communicate with sign language & teach it to others. We still have a coccyx (tail bone) We're not that different.
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I used to stay in England.
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The monkey has innocent intentions when it tries to get you to pet it?\n\nOkay so that was lame, I didnt get much sleep last night :(
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I reckon that any self-respecting monkey or gibbon would be most insulted by your question!
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I think so! Visit: http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/mammals/
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The monkey was named "Jocko Flocko" and was owned by Tim Flock.
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The monkey you're looking for might be an Old World monkey similar to the Tamarin.
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Actually it was used in the 'mother-tongue'.  Check the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) and you will see that use as early as 1348.  It is now rare in England but quite regular in America.\n\nThe OED can be consulted online if you have an account or use it from a library/school.  Otherwise. use the book in a library.\n\nThomas Talboy, PhD, Director\nUbiquity International, LLC\nExperience. Explore. Embrace the World.(TM)\nhttp://www.ubiquityinternational.com
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/lj/victorian_britainlj/index.shtml
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In the Uk it was 1972
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In Uk Adoption act only came into force in 1923.\n\nBefore that it was private adoption so it will be after that time.
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when I lived in my old house i kept seeing this old man and a monkey. my back round is  Italian, so he was dressed in the whole Italian outfit and this monkey was wearing a vest. longtime ago back in Italy peple would make a living playing this instrument that you attached around your neck and turned the handle. the monkey was dressed up in vest doing dancing to get money. well I kept seeing both. the ghost would just stand there and stair at me. he never bothered the rest of my family. Well I did my research on these ghosts and it turned out to be my dead relative from my dads side of the family. Since my family never saw them we had a ghost team come into my house to check them out. Sure enough they were picked up. So we decided to move. Not long after we settled into out new house I started seeing them again. This time I had had enough. So through alot of praying I mean alot,they went away! After while I wasn't scared, but I couldn't live my life inside my house. I mean come on who wants to see a dead relative and a monkey? Not me. I think the reason why I was the only one who saw them because  ulike the rest of my family I'm really interested in my back round in the old world.
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There is alot of information on English agriculture on the web (including this free ebook you can download at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/16594).  Here is a link to what I found doing a simple websearch on the matter http://www.ask.com/web?q=History+of+english+agriculture&o=ie7&l=dir\n\nThat should be more than enough help for you.\n\nGood Luck!!!