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Talbot County's first English settlement was on Kent Island, where Capt. William Claiborne established a trading post in 1631 under a grant from King Charles I.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrate 60 years of marriage on 20 November 2007 and during the summer Buckingham Palace has a special show to celebrate

Historic Boston, Massachusetts, hosts a number of longstanding annual traditions for wine lovers, gardeners, elite runners, families and interested spectators.

The development of the Paralympics ensures that sport can be enjoyed by all, including those with physical and mental disabilities.

Going on a holiday to Bali this year? You are sure to run into several ceremonies and festivals during your stay, no matter how short.

A story of gallantry and sacrifice in the relentless Battle of the Atlantic. A fatal duel between a surfaced U-boat and a lumbering flying boat.

More than 1,000 concerts, ballets and performances - many of them free - fill Spain's capital in July and August with classical and world music, opera and flamenco.

Brief biography of Baroque composer JS Bach, German Protestant composer, a master of contrapuntal technique.

Kathryn Howard, fifth wife of Henry VIII, was executed under accusations of infidelity, much like her cousin, Anne Boleyn.

The earliest typefaces were made to be almost indistinguishable from hand calligraphy, while "modern" type attempts to sever the connection to handwriting entirely.

A massive number of World Records have been broken by swimmers wearing new polyurethane bodysuits, and many are calling for performance-enhancing swimsuits to be banned.

When we compare their first thirteen seasons, A-Rod beats Barry.

Henry VIII thought his fifth wife, Katherine Howard, was perfect. Katherine Howard was a woman with a past when she came to court in 1539, as a lady-in-waiting.

Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan and Stellan Skarsgård make a hilarious supporting cast; also stars Dominic Cooper as Sophie's fiancé Sky

Gaylord Perry admitted that he cheated. He is in the Hall of Fame, but the Hall of Fame does not acknowledge that he broke any rules.

A detailed summary of the cavalry battle at Winceby in Lincolnshire that was Oliver Cromwell's first major action in the English Civil War.

For 115 years, Vogue magazine has been as much about the editors, designers and models as it has been about the millions of readers who embrace style and culture

Genealogists love to find family Bible records and here are two sets of them for the Corbet family of Mendon and New Braintree, MA.

Are you wondering where to get a low credit score loan due to missed and late payments on credit agreements? Find out the bad credit loan lenders who may be able to help.

Studies indicate that music can have profound physical and psychological effects not only on people but also on animals and plants.