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View from St Paul's during the Blitz
A tidal wave devastating a city in Crete in the 15th century BC
Macbeth
The Recent Riots at Benares caused by the Erection of the New Waterworks
But the play that caused the biggest laugh was Teddy – G on a big giraffe
The English lion dismember'd, or the voice of the public for an enquiry into the loss of Minorca – with Adl
Roger Bacon
A bolt of lightning flared outside; Beethoven shook his fist and died
A tidal wave devastating a city in Crete in the 15th century BC
Messina: ruins of the city after an earthquake
The trial of Henriette Caillaux
Pope Clement XIV taken by a sudden illness which was suspected to be caused by a poison …
The Great Famine, Ireland, 1849
Byron caused quite a stir with his pet bear in the streets of Cambridge
King Edward I, the warrior king
Tsunami devastating a city in Crete, 15th century BC
Destruction of Port Royal, Jamaica, 1692
Nero's Human Torches
Destruction of Messina, Sicily, Italy, by an earthquake and tsunami, 1908
Bomb damage at New Basinghall Street, London, caused by a German aerial attack during World War II
Guilty: Match Boxes That Caused a Strike
Quack dentist with worm
THE BOSTONIANS IN DISTRESS
![DE WANHOOPIGE BRITTEN, en de VERNOEGDE AMERICANEN. [The despairing Britain and the contented American].](https://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/thumbnail/YJC/YJC0/YJC0009/YJC0009693.jpg "[DE WANHOOPIGE BRITTEN, en de VERNOEGDE AMERICANEN]. [The despairing Britain and the contented American]. Place: [Amsterdam?]. Date: [1780]. Narrative description: Defensive alliance. Unlimited convoy. Looks at problems caused by heavy Dutch investment in English securities. Also the principle of limited convoy (naval stores considered contraband) advocated by Britain vs. the principle of unlimited convoy (naval stores could be freely transported in neutral ships) advocated by France. Images include: America as an Indian; George III, King of Great Britain, as \"George Garther;\" Frederick, Lord North, Earl of Guilford. Accession number: 8880.")
DE WANHOOPIGE BRITTEN, en de VERNOEGDE AMERICANEN. [The despairing Britain and the contented American].
Zeppelin bomb damage on the corner of rue Ménilmontant and rue Sorbier
The Most Gigantic Competition
Electroconvulsive therapy machine, Baldock, Hertfordshire, 1 Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) was developed in Italy in …
Summer Harvest
Clocks: James Cox's "perpetual motion" self-winding clock
Observations on Marie-Louise F…
Do You Know: Why "Piccadilly"?
Chinese woodcut: Medical instrument – cupping vessel