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The first Duke of Berwick was the illegitimate son of this English monarch.

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by HistoryNet Staff12/29/2010

This was the site of the rebel headquarters during the 1916 Irish Easter Rebellion.

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American Experience: Robert E. Lee – Review

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American Experience: Robert E. Lee provides a competent examination of the iconic commander, but stylistically the program doesn’t live up to others in this excellent PBS series.

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Daily Quiz for December 28, 2010

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The Knights Hospitaller originally withdrew to this island after the fall of the Kingdom of Jerusalem in the late 13th century.

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The "Entente Cordiale" of 1904 was an agreement between these two countries.

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He was the last emperor of the Byzantine Empire.

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He was defeated and captured at the Battle of Edgecote Moor.

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The first terrorist attack on New York’s World Trade Center occurred in this year.

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In 1856, the US Army experimented with using these as transport animals.

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The Dalton outlaw gang met its demise when it tried to rob two banks simultaneously in this town.

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