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Barry Shurlock feature: When Hampshire turned 'Republican'

Fresh insights into the English Civil War come with a new book based on the story of the fall of a Hampshire stronghold that, like Winchester, held… ....

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Where have all the racecourses gone?

Where have all the racecourses gone?
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Barry Shurlock feature: Where have all the racecourses gone?

THE fact that Hampshire once had more than 60 different racecourses, but today has none provides an intriguing window on social and economic change,… ....

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Dublin's most famous street names and the reasons behind them

Dublin s most famous street names and the reasons behind them
The city is known for its rich history, universities and museums of global distinction dotted around its famous streets.
Scenes on Grafton Street as reopening of major retail stores from Monday. (Image: Stephen Collins/ Photos)
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Nicholson, Francis (1655–1728) – Encyclopedia Virginia

SUMMARY
Francis Nicholson served as lieutenant governor of the Dominion of New England (1688–1689), lieutenant governor of Virginia (1690–1692), governor of Maryland (1694–1698), governor of Virginia (1698–1705), governor of Nova Scotia (1712–1715), and governor of South Carolina (1721–1725). Born in Yorkshire, England, Nicholson began his military service around 1680, when he was stationed in Tangier, on the North African coast. A brief term of office in New England prepared him for appointment as lieutenant governor of Virginia in 1690, during which time he cultivated amicable relations with the local elites, including the Reverend James Blair. After serving for four years as governor of Maryland, Nicholson returned to Virginia as governor, although by this time his relations with Blair and others had soured. The Virginians recoiled at Nicholson’s military gruffness and his uncouth public courtship of Lucy Burwell, daughter of Major Lewis Burwell of Gloucester ....

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