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Tag Archives: England
Andrew Beauchamp-Proctor
Andrew Frederick Weatherby Beauchamp-Proctor (1894-1921) was South Africa’s highest-scoring fighter pilot during World War One, with 54 victories. “Proccy” (as he became known) was born in Cape Province on 4 September 1894 and was studying engineering at the University of Cape Town when war broke out in August 1914. He promptly dropped his studies and [...]
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Tagged as: Cape Province, England, German South-West Africa, Michael Beauchamp, Royal Flying Corps, South Africa, Tony Popovic, University of Cape Town
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Random remarks about Euro 2012 match turns British police force into minor Twitter sensation
With random insights into England‘s European Championship quarter-final match against Italy, a regional British police force made itself into a minor Twitter sensation on Sunday. By claiming Italian players dive and commenting on tactics, near misses and great saves, Staffordshire Police were a hit on the Internet among England fans. However, one particular tweet certainly [...]
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Tagged as: Anton Ferdinand, England, John Terry, Kiev, Mario Balotelli, Roy Hodgson, Staffordshire Police, Twitter
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Britain’s queen sails in 1,000-boat diamond jubilee flotilla
Queen Elizabeth II sailed along the Thames Sunday on a royal barge at the center of a spectacular 1,000-boat river pageant, the highpoint of celebrations to mark her diamond jubilee. The queen travelled down the river on the red-and-gold Spirit of Chartwell amid a water-borne procession of kayaks, steamers and tugs. More than a million [...]
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Tagged as: Alexander McQueen, Elizabeth II, England, London, River Thames, Steve Redgrave, Thames, Tower Bridge
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English Soccer Fans and Players Warned of Possible Neo-Nazi Racist Violence at Euro 2012 Games
Leading soccer officials in the UK have voiced their concerns over the possibility of racial abuse being hurled at both British players and fans, as the European Championships in Poland and Ukraine draw closer. The latest prominent voice to be added to the debate is that of FA chairman David Bernstein who this week has [...]
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Tagged as: David Bernstein, England, Michel Platini, Neo-Nazism, Poland, Racism, UEFA, Ukraine
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Concentrated war efforts
Since 1939, the Führer has acted according to the laws of concentrated military leadership. That is, he was so strong on offensive fronts that he could win “model victories” in Schlieffen’s sense, and strong enough on defensive fronts so that he could stop the enemy. When he fought in Poland, he was on the defensive [...]
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Tagged as: Allies of World War II, Eastern Front, England, Führer, German, Germany, Poland, Western Front (World War I)
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22 June 1941
22 June 1941 was the big event that Churchill and those behind the scenes in England and the USA had long predicted would change the war in their favor. The final source of military assistance, the military colossus of the Soviet Union, could be set in motion against Germany. The unleashing of the Bolshevist army [...]
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Tagged as: Bolshevik, Churchill, England, German, German Army, Germany, Soviet Union, United States
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The New Humanitarianism
One dominant characteristic of the early Enlightenment – the concern for individual human worth – received new impetus from religion in the reaction against reason. The demand for reform and the belief in human progress were now equated with traditional Christian principles, such as human communality and God‘s concern for all people. Religious humanitarianism shunned [...]
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Tagged as: England, Enlightenment, God, Human Rights and Liberties, Humanitarianism, United States, Women, Women's rights
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Mad Parliament:” Beginning Of England’s House Of Commons Author: Lingard, John
With the loss of Normandy under King John, the barons of Norman descent in England had become patriotic Englishmen. They forced their monarch to sign the Magna Charta and thus laid the foundation of English constitutional liberty. John died in 1216 and was succeeded by his son Henry of Winchester, a minor in his eleventh [...]
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Tagged as: Crown, England, Henry, John, John King of England, King, Magna Carta, Poitevin
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On Milton
“Three poets in three different ages born, Greece, Italy, and England did adorn. The first in loftiness of soul surpassed, The next in majesty, in both the last. The force of nature could no further go; To make a third she joined the other two.” From Cowper’s Table Talk: [...]
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Tagged as: England, Greece, Homer, Italy, John Milton, Milton, Milton a Poem, United States
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Lludd and Llefelys
BELI the Great, the son of Manogan, had three sons, Lludd, and Caswallawn, and Nynyaw; and according to the story he had a fourth son called Llevelys. And after the death of Beli, the kingdom of the Island of Britain fell into the hands of Lludd his eldest son; and Lludd ruled prosperously, and rebuilt [...]
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Tagged as: Counsel, England, France, Government, Lludd Llaw Eraint, London, Nobility, United States
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