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On this day in history, March 24, 1603, King James I ascends to throne: American colonizer, Bible namesake

King James I, who previously ruled Scotland as King James VI, gained English throne following death of Queen Elizabeth I on this day in history, March 24, 1603.

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The Case For Casino Profits As A Benefit To Society

Online Recruitment magazine for HR Directors, Personnel Managers, Job Boards and Recruiters with information on the internet recruitment industry

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Walthamstow area with links to Pocahontas and the slave trade

The area of Low Hall, Walthamstow, is known to many as the home of a sports ground, nursery school, allotments, the fabulous Pump House Museum, and…

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Elon Musk is proof we need more people with humanities degrees

Studying philosophy might team him to question not "can I as an unelected billionaire bring life to Mars and regulate free speech?", but "should I?"

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Schapiro: Virginia s mostly on-again romance with Great Britain

Brent Tarter, retired chief historian of the Library of Virginia, remembers with a chuckle the sign on Interstate 64 outside Hampton. Motorists weren’t entering just any city but the oldest

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