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History - Page 6

Keep calm and look up the Queen on Wikipedia

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Everything you wanted to know about the Queen of England, the world's oldest historical people, and politicians' candy drawers but were afraid to ask.

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Australia Day? The debate continues

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As the celebrations start Down Under, Rachael Clugston remains torn.

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Edmund de Waal: personal history through objects

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A personal memoir with all the elements I like; family, travelogue and art manual.

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I’m dreaming of a Deutsch Christmas

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America may have made Christmas a fest of consumerism and flashy decorations, but we can surely attribute some of the most enjoyable Christmas traditions to Germany.

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