Bloody Sunday: January 9, 1905
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Bloody Sunday: January 9, 1905
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Miracle of an Aztec Queen: December 12, 1531
Death of a Disillusioned Tsar: December 1, 1825
Death of a Truly Great Woman: November 29, 1780
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Hanging in Chicago's Haymarket: November 11, 1887
Martyrdom in California: November 4, 1775
A Plea for Peace Ignored: November 1, 1914
The Victory of the Longbow: October 25, 1415
Moscow Routs Napoleon: October 19, 1812
Columbus Thinks He Has Reached the Indies: October 12, 1492
The Women's March on Versailles: October 5, 1789
The Death of a Weak and Regretful Pope: September 22, 1774
The Cost of Delay -- the Battle of Sharpsburg (Antietam): September 17, 1862
Cardinal Gibbons Opens the Parliament of World Religions: September 11, 1893
The Death of the Sun King: September 1, 1775
The Turks Triumph at Mohács: August 29, 1526