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Hastings Winkle Club is 110 Years Old
The Winkle Club in Old Town Hastings has, since it's formation in 1900, been helping local charities and people with a wide range of disadvantages. Notable past Member's include Wins
American Civil War: Battle of Ball's Bluff
The Battle of Ball's Bluff was fought October 21, 1861, during the American Civil War. Landing up the Potomac from Washington, DC, Union forces were defeated and driven into the river. In the course of the Battle of Ball's Bluff, Senator Edward Baker was killed.
Roman Imperial Succession in the Julio-Claudian Era
During the Julio-Claudian era, the Roman Empire was still new and imperial succession strategies were being worked out.
See Photos of President Franklin D. Roosevelt
A large compilation of pictures of Franklin D. Roosevelt, including pictures of Roosevelt as a young boy, on a boat, spending time with Eleanor, sitting at his desk, giving speeches, and talking with Winston Churchill.
What Was the Point of the Lewis and Clark Expedition?
The reasons why the Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed North America are varied. Scholars of the expedition can cite several legitimate reasons that prompted President Thomas Jefferson to dispatch Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and the "Corps of Discovery."
Who Were the Mujahideen of Afghanistan?
Glossary definition of the term mujahideen, as applied in Afghanistan, from your About.com Guide to Asian History.
Translate a Sentence of Latin - Ille est librorum helluo
Learn to translate a sentence of Latin - Ille est librorum helluo.
The Battle of Amiens 1918
An account of the Battle of Amiens 1918, the World War One episode better known as the 'Blackest day of the German Army'.
Today in American History - February 21
Learn what happened today - February 21st - in American History.
Nowruz 21St March
Nowruz meaning 'New Day' is the traditional ancient Iranian festival and also the start day of Iranian 'New Year'.
World War II Europe: Blitzkrieg
Following the outbreak of World War II after the invasion of Poland, Great Britain and France remained on the defensive. After defeating the Allies in Norway, the Germans launched a massive assault, sweeping through the Low Countries and France and forcing British troops to evacuate across the Chann
Pop Art Screen Pattern Technique
The pop art movement that includes work by artists Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol in the 1960s popularized the use of screen printing to create works of art on a mass production scale. Screen printing is used to produce art because of its low production costs, ease of use and the large number of c
Women's Anti-Pass Law Campaigns in South Africa
What happened when the South African government tried to force women to carry passes.
Archilochus
Archilochus is renowned for his invective and connection with satire. Read a glossary entry on this ancient Greek poet.