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October 10, 2007
School
= British public schools
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School
Public school
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Monarchy in the British Isles
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October 6, 2007
Necho II
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Necho II
New page: '''Necho II''' was pharaoh of Egypt from about 610-595 BC, as a member of the 26th Dynasty. He is chiefly remembered for employing Phoenician sailors to circumnav...
New penny
New page: The new penny is a small coin introduced in 1971 and worth 2.4 pence. The plural is new pence when referring to an amount of money, or new pennies when referring to the coins. Ther...
New pence
New page: New pence is the plural of new penny, of which there are 100 to the pound, when referring to an amount of money. The plural is new penny when referring to the coins.
Penny
New page: A penny is a small coin, originally silver, but now made of cupro-nickel. The plural is pence when referring to an amount of money, or pennies when referring to the coins. There are tr...
Pence (coinage)
New page: Pence is the plural of penny when an amount of money is being referred to. If one is referring to the actual coins, the plural is pennies. There are traditionally 240 pence to the [[po...
Guinea
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Shilling
New page: A shilling is a coin and unit of currency equal to 1/20 of a pound. It consisted of 12 pence, or 5 new pence.
Guinea
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Guinea
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Guinea
New page: The guinea is a unit of currency equal to 21 shillings (a pound is 20 shilings). This can also be expressed as 252 pence, or in decimal form, 105 pence. It is equal to £1.05. Some...
Manetho
New page: Manetho was an Egyptian historian who lived in the 3rd century BC. He wrote a chronicle of all the pharaohs of Egypt, which only survives in quotations from later writers.
Eastern Europe
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Eastern Europe
New page: Eastern Europe is a region of Europe that was formerly part of the Soviet sphere of influence. It consists of the following countries: *East Germany *Poland *[[Czechoslova...
Phoenicia
New page: Phoenicia is an ancient nation that existed on the east coast of the Mediterranean in appriximately what is now Lebanon and northern Israel. Its chief cities included Tyre,...
Mesozoic
New page: The Mesozoic is an era in earth's geological history running from about 251 million years ago to about 65 million years ago, and most famous for being the era of the dinosaurs. It is d...
Domestic cat
New page: The domestic cat, or ''pussy'' cat (as opposed to ''big'' cats such as lions and tigers), is a small furry mammal of the species ''Felis silvestris catus'' that has for many th...
August 29, 2007
Harold Holt
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Harold Holt
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Harold Holt
New page: '''Harold Holt''', 1908-? (disappeared 1967), was prime minister of Australia 1966-1967, for the Liberal Party. His short tenure as prime minister saw the granting of contitutional rig...
Talk:British Empire
No longer a world power
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Roman numeral
New page: '''Roman numerals''' are an ancient system of representing numbers devised by the Romans and still sometimes encountered today, often on clockfaces or in formal or old fashioned co...
June 21, 2007
June 18, 2007
Epoch
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Epoch
New page: An '''epoch'' is the name given to the formal starting point of any calendar or era. For example, the epoch of the ''anno domini'' era, on the Julian Calendar, is Saturday, January...
Midlands
New page: The '''Midlands''' is a large region of England located, as its name suggests, in the middle of the country. It is characterised by a lack of substantial coastline, rolling, fertile co...
Sejanus
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Sejanus
New page: '''Lucius Aelius Sejanus''' (20 BC-AD 31) was a Roman army officer who rose to become commander of the Praeorian Guard under the Emperor Tiberius, and virtual ruler of the [[Ro...
Celtic
New page: '''Celtic''' is a language family, and is part of the larger language family known as Indo-European. Celtic includes the following languages: Welsh, Irish Gaelic, [[Scots Gaeli...
Germanic languages
New page: '''Germanic''' is a language family, and is part of the larger language family known as Indo-European. Germanic includes the following languages: English, German, Dutch, [[...
June 14, 2007
June 13, 2007
Kings of England and Great Britain
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Queen Victoria
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Kings of England and Great Britain
Commonwealth
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Oliver Cromwell
External links
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Oliver Cromwell
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Lady Jane Grey
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Henry III
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Edward I
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Kings of England and Great Britain
Angevins
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Kings of England and Great Britain
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Kings of England and Great Britain
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Henry II
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King John
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Kings of England and Great Britain
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Kings of England and Great Britain
Windsors
Kings of England and Great Britain
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