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Trunk and Disorderly
By Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington
Arthur Wellesley watches on as one of his soldiers is rescued from a watery grave.
266
Never say ‘What, never?’ again
By Charles Willeby
That infernal nonsense ‘Pinafore’ took America by storm.
267
Job’s City of Joy
The East India Company’s top agent in India was also the man who put Calcutta on the world map.
268
The Real Merchant
By William Cobbett
William Cobbett makes a distinction between everyday business and the murky world of Westminster lobbyists and financial speculation.
269
Long Ben
By Clay Lane
An English sailor became the target of the first worldwide manhunt following an audacious act of piracy.
270
Chopsticks
By Ethel Smyth
Ethel Smyth puts on a show for a self-declared music enthusiast.
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