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Germany’s Secret Weapon
By Winston Spencer Churchill
As a last, desperate throw of the dice in the Great War, the Germans detonated an unusual kind of weapon in St Petersburg.
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Hooked
By Sir Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji of Nawanagar
The great British public leaves a German tourist speechless during a county match at the Oval in London.
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A Many-Chorded Lyre
Stylish batting in cricket is about variety, invention and frankly anything that works, and we have Dr W.G. Grace to thank for it.
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Mir Kasim
By Clay Lane
The East India Company installed Mir Kasim as Nawab of Bengal, only to find that he had a mind of his own.
245
The Sneeze of History
By Leo Tolstoy
It was the opinion of Leo Tolstoy that even Napoleon was never master of his own destiny.
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The Glorious First of June
Admiral Lord Howe battered a French fleet far out in the Atlantic, and helped prevent the spread of bloody revolution.
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