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Today in London’s legal history: Kyd Wake found guilty of heckling the king, 1796.
“In the kings bench came on the trial of Kyd Wake, indicted for a misdemeanor in hissing and booing the… READ MORE
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Today in London’s medical history: Rioting Tyburn crowd tries to rescue body of executed soldier from dissection, 1770.
• This was mistakenly entered in the hard copy of the calendar as the 15th February… one day out. Oops.• … READ MORE
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Today in legal history: six Committee of 100 activists go on trial, for breaching Official Secrets Act, 1962.
In the late 1950s and early ‘60s, as the Cold War arms race increased stockpiles of nuclear missiles across the… READ MORE
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