Casualty Recording in Historical Perspective Professor Michael Spagat Department of Economics Royal Holloway, University of London I gave this talk at King’s College for the launch of

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20 November 2006 Nigel Saul (Royal Holloway College) Politics and Luxury: The Court of King Richard II Nigel Saul, who has written extensively on the subject, disputes the idea that there was no court before the Yorkists

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• Equus
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• Equidae
• American Quarter Horses
• American Quarter Horse Association
• American Quarter Horse
• King
• Gelding
• Stallion
• Two Eyed Jack
• Royal King

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• Cutting horses
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• NCHA Derby
• Doc Bar
• Texas Dandy
• American Quarter Horse
• Mr San Peppy
• Royal King

History of the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at the University of Toronto 1 By John K. Noyes The University of Toronto was founded in 1827 when a Royal Charter was granted to establish King’s College

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• Culture
• Languages of Europe
• Language
• High German languages
• German culture
• German studies
• Germanic philology
• Humanities
• Barker Fairley
• Yiddish
• Comparative literature
• German language

GREAT COLLECTORS / COLLECTIONNEURS CÉLÈBRES William HunterIt was stated at a meeting of the Society of Antiquaries of London in 1782 that Dr. Hunter’s coin cabinet was second only to that of the King of

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• Fellows of the Royal Society
• Numismatics
• United Kingdom
• Scotland
• William Hunter
• Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
• Charles Combe
• William Hamilton
• Coin collecting
• Ancient Greek coinage
• Royal Mint
• Coin

3 October 2011 Dr Barrie Cook (British Museum) ‘The King offereth but only Gold’: Coins and Royal Ceremony in Tudor and Early Stuart England The giving and receiving of coins has been a feature of royal rituals in ma

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• Numismatics
• Coins
• Currency
• Coins of the United Kingdom
• British monarchy
• Holy Week
• Royal Maundy
• Coin
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• Bezant

Tartans of the Royal Company of Archers INTRODUCTION The Royal Company of Archers was founded in 1676 as a private archery club and received its first Royal Charter in 1704 at which time, or shortly thereafter, the Compa

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• Tartans
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• Clothing
• Textile arts
• Trews
• Scottish Tartans Society
• Scotland
• Highland dress
• Royal Company of Archers
• Visit of King George IV to Scotland
• Colorado State Tartan

22 January 2007 Patrick Little (History of Parliament) Music at the Court of King Oliver The Parliamentarian side in the Civil War disapproved of music. In 1644 church organs were banned. By 1649 all church music had bee

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• English people
• Cromwell family
• Roundheads
• Bible
• Anti-Catholicism in Ireland
• Anti-Catholicism in the United Kingdom
• Oliver Cromwell
• Religious persecution
• Chapel Royal
• Lord Protector
• Blackett
• Protector