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From Acadians to Cajuns In 1755, almost 10,000 French settlers were expelled from the Acadia area of Canada because they refused to take an oath of allegiance to the British government. acadia • acadians • expulsion • acadian expulsion • french
Refusal of Lord Baltimore Lord Baltimore is told by the Virginia council that to be allowed to stay he must take an oath of supremacy, but refuses. lord baltimore • george calvert • oath of supremacy • oath of allegiance • virginia
J.P. Radelmüller Arrives in Canada After serving England's Prince William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh and Prince Edward Augustus, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, Radelmüller moves to Canada. john paul radelmüller • j.p. rademiller • gibraltar point lighthouse keeper • toronto island history • city of york history
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The Nottebohm Incident Part 2 Small countries like the Principality of Small countries like the Principality of Liechtenstein have enough trouble gaining international recognition from major countries in the world but it can even be harder getting it from smaller ones. The Nottebohm Incident pointed out the fragility of a small country’s sovereignty in the international arena. principality of liechtenstein • international recognition • liechtenstein • international court of justice • republic of guatemala
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Lincoln's Proclamation of Amnesty The text of Lincoln's December 1863 Proclamation of Amnesty & Reconstruction represents a detailed plan of Presidential Reconstruction to swiftly readmit Southern states. lincoln's proclamation of amnesty and reconstructi • the ten percent plan • presidential reconstruction • lincoln's reconstruction compared to radical repub • text of the amnesty proclamation
London Coffee Houses In Bartholomew Lane, on the backside of the old Exchange, the drink called Coffee, which is a very wholesom and Physical drink, having many excellent virtues, closes the orifice of the Stomach, fortifies the heat within, helpeth Digestion, quickeneth the Spirits, maketh, the heart lightsom, is good against Eye-sores, Coughs or Colds, Rhumes, Consumptions, Headache, Dropsie, Gout, Scurvy, King's Evil, and many others, is to be sold both in the morning; and at three of the clock in the afternoon. - an advert printed in the Public Advertiser, 19.5.1657 coffee • house • london • club • england
Missouri Guerilla Campaign Pt1 In the American Civil War one of the worst insurgent conflicts of modern history was fought between Confederate Partisan Rangers and Union Redlegs kansas • missouri • cavalry • guerilla • bushwacker
Mysterious Death of J.P. Radelmüller Two soldiers apparently killed John Paul Radelmüller on a January night in 1815, but they were never convicted, and the circumstances of the murder were never revealed. john paul radelmüller • j.p. rademiller • gibraltar point lighthouse keeper • toronto island history • city of york history
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The Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish A North Carolina Forsyth County elementary school comes under attack for including the recitation of the Pledge in Spanish as part of Hispanic Awareness Month. pledge of allegiance in spanish • is the pledge sacred • the limits of diversity • the pledge and patriotism • tensions created by immigrant concerns
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Toronto Lighthouse Keeper John Paul Radelmüller Was J.P. Radelmüller murdered on the 13th step of the Gibraltar Point lighthouse? No one may ever know how he died, but his life was fascinating. john paul radelmüller • j.p. rademiller • gibraltar point lighthouse keeper • toronto island history • city of york history
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If Walls Could Talk Many religious groups after the Pilgrims sought refuge in America to escape persecution. The Huguenots (French Protestants) were but one who had much for which to give thanks in their new-found land. thanksgiving • huguenots • protestants • edict of nantes
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Brief Guide To Political Parties In The Republic Who are the main parties in the Irish Republic? What seperates them? Here is a "pocket guide" to political parties in the Republic, describing what has been called the "Civil War" politics of the nation. Look for a similar guide to political parties in the north of Ireland, or Northern Ireland, in the next article. irish • political • parties • sinn • fein
Jesse James, 1847-1882 Jesse James is noted for his outlawry. It was probably not his childhood, family wise anyway, the caused him to become an outlaw. And even when he was practicing this trade, he considered himself a sort of Robin Hood, he read the Bible before going on a raid, and he never cussed. Here is the story of how that all started. jesse james • childhood • family • frank james • outlaw
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The Assumption of Absolute Power Hitler 'solves' the problem ofthe SA and Roehm with total brutality, and persuades the Army to support him when he comes to take over the Presidency, thenceforward an abolished title, as Hitler takes on the twin roles of Fuehrer and Reich Chancellor. He has attained absolute power.
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