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In 1777 John Horne Tooke was sentenced to seven months’ imprisonment for raising a fund to support the American rebels.… READ MORE
In 1979, despite opposition in the form of a day of action and a march attended by over a thousand… READ MORE
Plumstead Common, a stretch of open space in what is now South-east London, was threatened by development in the late… READ MORE
In 1962, faced with a resurgent fascist movement, young Jewish men and women came together to oppose them. Through the… READ MORE
‘Calypso at Lords! The Turkey Trot on the hallowed turf! “outrageous sir”, said an old member, “Just outrageous.”’ When the… READ MORE
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The later years of the thirteenth century reign of king Henry III were dominated by a constitutional crisis, which degenerated… READ MORE
In June 1855, Hyde Park was the scene of mass defiance of the authorities. The spark was Lord Grosvenor’s Sunday… READ MORE
The Fair in the onetime Middlesex town (now Northwest London suburb) of Pinner was at one time the biggest popular… READ MORE
"People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring."
~ Rogers Hornsby
A passionate baseball fan blog celebrating America's favorite pastime.
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