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- 14:32, March 16, 2008 diff hist +8 Public schools in the United States
- 22:44, March 15, 2008 diff hist +160 Arthur Conan Doyle
- 22:39, March 15, 2008 diff hist +30 Football sports
- 22:36, March 15, 2008 diff hist 0 Neil Kinnock
- 22:36, March 15, 2008 diff hist +267 Neil Kinnock
- 22:33, March 15, 2008 diff hist +209 New! Neil Kinnock New page: '''Neil Gordon Kinnock''' (born 1942) was leader of the British Labour Party and Leader of the Opposition from 1983 to 1992; he led the party to defeat in two general elections, th...
- 22:27, March 15, 2008 diff hist +140 Hugh Gaitskell
- 22:25, March 15, 2008 diff hist 0 Leader of the Opposition
- 22:24, March 15, 2008 diff hist +410 New! Leader of the Opposition New page: '''Leader of the Opposition''', or, more fully, '''Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition''', is a recognised and salaried post in the British Parliament. It is held by the leader of...
- 22:21, March 15, 2008 diff hist +543 New! Hugh Gaitskell New page: '''Hugh Gaitskell''' (1906-1963) was leader of the British Labour Party and Leader of the Opposition from 1955 to 1963, when his untimely death allowed Harold Wilson to win the...
- 22:17, March 15, 2008 diff hist +67 Harrow
- 22:17, March 15, 2008 diff hist +317 New! Harrow New page: '''Harrow''' is a district of north-west London, located in the London Borough of Harrow, and formerly part of the county of Middlesex. It is the location of Harrow School, one...
- 22:12, March 15, 2008 diff hist +21 Eton College
- 22:11, March 15, 2008 diff hist +22 Rugby School
- 22:11, March 15, 2008 diff hist 0 m Rugby School
- 22:11, March 15, 2008 diff hist +782 New! Rugby School New page: '''Rugby School''' is a major public school (the equivalent of a private schhol in the US) in the town of Rugby, Warwickshire, central England. It has three claims to fame: Thomas ...
- 21:58, March 15, 2008 diff hist +179 New! Talk:Metric to English conversions New page: This may be cultural confusion, but don't you mean Imperial Measurements? Or do you call them English in the US (so kind!)? ~~~~
- 21:53, March 15, 2008 diff hist +671 Rugby (sport)
- 21:49, March 15, 2008 diff hist +6 Rugby (sport)
- 21:46, March 15, 2008 diff hist +38 New! Five Nations Championship Redirecting to Six Nations Championship current
- 21:44, March 15, 2008 diff hist +376 New! Talk:Six Nations Championship New page: Ed, I changed back your edits as I think it needs to be stated that the 6 Nations is a Rugby Union contest, not a Rugby League on (as RL is played in all the 6 except Italy). The Rugby Uni...
- 21:42, March 15, 2008 diff hist +10 Six Nations Championship See talk for explanation of reversion
- 21:40, March 15, 2008 diff hist +74 User talk:BobCherry
- 21:28, March 15, 2008 diff hist +87 New! Talk:Modern science New page: Demonstrate that it is orderly. ~~~~
- 21:27, March 15, 2008 diff hist +141 Six Nations Championship 5 Nations up to 1999.
- 21:22, March 15, 2008 diff hist 0 Rugby Union Redirecting to Rugby (Sport)
- 21:22, March 15, 2008 diff hist +27 New! Rugby Union Redirecting to Rugby (sport)
- 21:20, March 15, 2008 diff hist +134 Rugby
- 21:18, March 15, 2008 diff hist +38 New! Six Nations Cymru am byth! current
- 21:18, March 15, 2008 diff hist +550 New! Six Nations Championship New page: The '''Six Nations Championship''' is an international Rugby Union contest for the main rugby-playing nations of the Northern Hemisphere: England, France, Ireland, [[It...
- 21:10, March 15, 2008 diff hist +56 Talk:Arthur Conan Doyle sign
- 21:10, March 15, 2008 diff hist +138 New! Talk:Arthur Conan Doyle New page: Why is this page protected? ACD is hardly a figure of controversy. You might, btw, add a line about his strong belief in spiritualism.
- 11:15, March 15, 2008 diff hist +194 Talk:Admiral E. W. Eberle
- 11:13, March 15, 2008 diff hist +9 John Milton
- 11:09, March 15, 2008 diff hist +124 New! Talk:Admiral E. W. Eberle A WP cut'n'paste job.
- 10:31, March 15, 2008 diff hist +92 User talk:BobCherry
- 10:28, March 15, 2008 diff hist +12 m Alongside