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Happy 1st Anniversary of Craig of the Creek episode “The Ground Is Lava” 🌳🎉 it aired on in June 29, 2020 🌋💚🔥 I Like how Tomon Plays The Ground Is Lava. https://t.co/L5enMF9af4

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in 1998: Nitro: Magnum Tokyo walks up and starts dancing with Disco and Alex Wright even though they were opponents.

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French writer, poet, and pioneering pilot, the adventurous Antoine de Saint-Exupery was born today (June 29th) in 1900.

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Happy 506th Birthday to Anne of Cleves too! Born on this day in 1515 🥳🥳

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Born in 1577, 🍰, is best known for his dynamic of & subjects. His emphasis on & have led to him being considered one of the greatest of the period. 👼

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1st recognition of the harmful effects of CFCs: in 1974 Rowland & Molina published research showing Chlorofluorocarbons were destructive to Earth's ozone layer. An ozone hole over was discovered 11 years later https://t.co/HMJLLZBie1

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Frontispiece to Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things (1904), a book of traditional Japanese ghost stories compiled by the great scholar and translator Lafcadio Hearn, who was born in 1850. Read the book here: https://t.co/RopiXB1BBa

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Helen Keller was born today (June 27th) in 1880. Author, eloquent advocate for rights and awareness, and women's rights activist, she was the first person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, and from Harvard no less!

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Born Paul Colin one of France’s greatest poster Made name in 1925 with his Revue Negre poster launching his mistress Josephine Baker’s career Worked for forty+ years in theatre creating promotional posters numerous sets & costumes

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Born in 1803: Scottish painter (1803-69)

Portrait of John Gibson Lockhart (1794-1854) & Charlotte Sophia Scott (1799-1837), after 1838

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Born in 1803: Scottish painter (1803-69)

Portrait of Thomas Duncan (1807-45), ca. 1839

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the Georgian Lords passed 9,000 tweets since setting up shop in May 2017.
How did that happen?

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Eric Arthur Blair, or George Orwell as we know him, was born today (June 25th) in 1903, in Bihar, British India. He is most famous for the novels '1984' and 'Animal Farm'.
We can thank him for phrases like 'Big Brother', 'Room 101', and 'thought police'.

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John Hampden, Civil War-era Parliamentary leader famous for his opposition to Charles I over ship money, died 1643 from wounds sustained in a skirmish with Royalists. In the early 19th c., British radicals named their debating societies ‘Hampden Clubs’ in his honour.

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24 June 1643 John Hampden died of his wounds sustained days before at the Battle of Chalgrove Field. His loss was a severe blow to the Parliamentarian cause, as he was a moderating force between the various factions in Parliament.

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Born in 1891: Japanese painter (1891-1929)

Self-portrait, 1917


Hiratsuka Museum of Art

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· 168 BC · The Third Macedonia War ends with The Battle of Pydna: Lucius Aemilius Paullus and his army defeat King Perseus.

Perseus surrenders to Paullus in this 1802 piece by Jean-François Pierre Peyron.

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