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April 27, 2007
Consumption (disease)
New page: Consumption is an alternative name for the once common disease tuberculosis, or TB.
Stilton
New page: Stilton is a type of very hard, white, crumbly cheese. It is produced in Melchester and other areas of the East Midlands.
Birmingham
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Birmingham
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Sir Denis Thatcher
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Oswald Mosley
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Sir Denis Thatcher
New page: Major Sir Denis, Baronet Thatcher (born 1915 Melchester, died 2003 London) was a British businessman and husband of Margaret Thatcher.
Oswald Mosley
New page: Sir Oswald Ernald Erwin Mosley (born 1896 Melchester, died 1980 Paris) was a British politician and fascist. He led the British Union of Fascists during the 1930s and advocated...
April 26, 2007
Vale of the White Horse
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Vale of the White Horse
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Vale of the White Horse
New page: The Vale of the White Horse, named after the White Horse of Uffington, is an area on the borders of Berkshire and Oxfordshire. The dispute has been rumbling ever since the part...
Doner kebab
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Doner kebab
New page: A doner kebab is an item of Graeco-Turkish cuisine that has become popular in the United Kingdom. It consists of a pitta bread containing slices of cabbage and tomatoes, and the recons...
Lard
New page: Lard is the fat of a pig, or other animal such as a bull, melted and strained from the tissue whilst cooking. Traditional British delicacies made from lard include lard soup, and lardy cak...
Redditch
New page: Redditch, named after the local "red ditch", or medieval plague pit, is a picturesque market town located just to the south of Birmingham, in the county of Worcestershire. The popu...
Tiddlywinks
New page: Tiddlywinks is a popular sport in the United Kingdom, traditionally played with small, round, flat, coin-sized plastic discs in various colours. Gameplay consists of flicking one disc,...
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Real ale
New page: Real ale is the name given to a type of alcoholic beverage that is supposedly tastier than the sort normally served in pubs, and is usually a lot stronger as well. It is usually market...
Sandwell
New page: Sandwell is a town near Birmingham, England. It was named after the medieval monastery of which only ruins now survive.
Dudley
New page: Dudley is a city near Birmingham, England. Home of real ale and the oldest chip shop in the UK.
Solihull
New page: Solihull is an industrial town near Birmingham, England. It is probably most famous for being the location of the National Exhibition Centre, and Elmdon International Airport. It a...
Birmingham
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April 25, 2007
Prince of Wales
New page: Prince of Wales is the title given to the heir to the British throne, have been insituted by King Edward I for his son, the future Edward II in the 13th century. These days the off...
King Edward VIII
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Prince Charles
New page: Prince Charles, eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II, is the next in line to the British throne, and is currectly Prince of Wales. When he accedes to the throne he would, in theory, be...
April 23, 2007
Flower of Scotland
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Milton Keynes
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Jerusalem (hymn)
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April 20, 2007
Talk:God Save the Queen
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Talk:God Save the Queen
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Talk:God Save the Queen
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Talk:God Save the Queen
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God Save the Queen
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God Save the Queen
New page: God Save the Queen is the royal anthem of the British monarchy, and almost universally regarded as the national anthem of the United Kingdom (although it has never been officially decl...
Flower of Scotland
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Flower of Scotland
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Jerusalem (hymn)
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Jerusalem (hymn)
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Jerusalem (hymn)
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Flower of Scotland
New page: Flower of Scotland is widely regarded as Scotland's unofficial national anthem. This is highly unusual, as it is not a traditional song at all, but was actually written in 1970 by Roy Will...
Absolute monarchy
New page: An absolute monarchy is a country that is ruled by a hereditary monarch, with little or no democratic or other forms of limitation to his powers. Quite rare in the modern world, examples i...
Head of government
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Head of government
New page: The head of government is the person who leads the government of a country. There are two major systems in existence in the world: the prime ministerial system, developed in the UK, and th...
April 19, 2007
British Empire
Ireland was a medieval feudal phenomenon. The British Empire was a product of the Age of Discovery. They should not be confused
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Head of state
New page: A head of state is a person who represents the highest authority in a country, and who embodies that country in international relations. He or she need not hold political power in person, ...
Jerusalem (hymn)
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Jerusalem (hymn)
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Jerusalem (hymn)
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Jerusalem (hymn)
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