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Crystal Palace manager Ronnie Rooke speaking to two players at a club meeting ahead of the 1950 - 1951 season
The Morris Bullnose displaced the Model T Ford as the best-selling car on the British market
A satire on the Gordon Riots of 1780
Worcestershire
Washing the Blackamoor white Front Man and the son of Cunobelinus'Washing the Blackamoor white', 1858. 'Sir Jung Bahadoor and his Knights Companions of the Bath.' Sir Jung Bahadoor, a Nepalese prince, seems to have had a famous liaison with a prostitute of note named Laura Bell. Many believed that this later helped keep Nepal and its Ghurkha regiments faithful to the British during the Indian Mutiny which erupted in 1857. Her liaison with Prince Jung Bahadoor was the theme of numerous songs of the period. From
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