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Academic comments on 40th anniversary of the IRA Maidstone pub bombing

Academic comments on 40th anniversary of the IRA Maidstone pub bombing

In September 1975, forty years ago this week, the Northern Irish Troubles were experienced first-hand in the heart of Kent, when an IRA gang bombed a pub in Maidstone.

29 Sep, 201508 Jul, 2021 History, Research
Waterloo showed Wellington to be merely competent not exceptional

Waterloo showed Wellington to be merely competent not exceptional

On June 18 1815, British and French armies clashed for a final time in a muddy field in Belgium. The defeat of Napoleon, by the Duke of Wellington at the […]

18 Jun, 201511 Nov, 2015 History

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