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in 30 B.C. Cleopatra, the last pharaoh of Egypt, commits suicide in her own mausoleum by means of a poisonous serpent.

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Died in 1857, William Daniel Conybeare, described the marine reptile plesiosaurus found by Mary Anning https://t.co/Ci2cV4MFDP

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Celebrating Andrew Carnegie d.1919 whose legacy in libraries, education & scientific research still shapes our world.

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William Morton was born in 1819. Known for being the man who first publicly demonstrated the use of ether as a surgical anaesthetic

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in 1492 Christopher Columbus sets sail on his first voyage with three ships, Santa María, Pinta and Niña from Spain for the "Indies".

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Died in 1788: Thomas Gainsborough. We offer, in remembrance, his portrait of Frances Duncombe. https://t.co/ctCJNbjRVV

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1943 Lt (&future pres) John F Kennedy saves PT109 crew after boat rammed/sunk by Japanese destroyer in Pacific

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US abstract artist Arthur Dove was born He's the missing link between & https://t.co/B78IB1P9bj

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died 1788 See two of his Irish sitters today Theodosia Magill and the Marquess of Donegall

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Edwin Austin Abbey died 1911. The first is “The Play Scene in (1897) from Act III, Scene 2

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“Little Prince” author Saint-Exupéry, who died OTD in 1944, on what the Sahara taught him about the meaning of life https://t.co/jyAhGEBrv6

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"Justice" (1542) @ Gallerie dell'Accademia, Venice by Giorgio Vasari, born 1512

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The award for best job title goes to Robert Hooke, Curator of Experiments , born in 1635 https://t.co/d23r4hH8ti

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Robert Hooke, scientist, born 1635. Micrographia, 1665 https://t.co/IWOxYuXxKg

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The world's first woman to receive a PhD, Elena Lucrezia Cornaro Piscopia, died in 1684.
https://t.co/mara2epj9a

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