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Chinese merchant Lien Chi tells a colleague that English liberties have little to do with elections, taxes and regulations.
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Greek revolutionary Nikitarás gives his ungrateful men a sharp reminder of what really matters.
After its prime minister signed the Maratha Confederacy over to the East India Company, the member states rose up in a body.
Edric’s treason handed the crown of England to Cnut the Great, but Cnut was not so poor a judge of character as to believe that a traitor could be trusted.
In Coleridge’s epic poem, the Ancient Mariner, amid the horrors of a ship of dead men, sees a sight both beautiful and surreal.
Sir William Herschel not only discovered Uranus and infrared radiation, but composed two dozen symphonies as well.