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1915: A German zeppelin bombs Southend

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It happened today – this day in history – May 10

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1291: Scottish nobles recognize the authority of English King Edward I. 1503: Christopher Columbus discovers the Cayman Islands. 1534: French

2020: Jeremy Corbyn

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It happened today – this day in history – October 29

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539BC: King Cyrus “the Great” of Persia marches into Babylon, freeing Jewish captives and allowing them to return home. 1390:

1933: King Kong

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It happened today – on this day in history – March 2

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1316: Birth of King Robert II of Scotland, first monarch of the House of Stewart. 1629: Charles I dissolves parliament,

1986: Margaret Thatcher on the M25.

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It happened today – this day in history – October 29

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539BC: King Cyrus “the Great” of Persia marches into Babylon, freeing Jewish captives and allowing them to return home. 1390: