Dryden was an English poet, dramatist, and critic. He first came to public notice in 1659 with his Heroic Stanzas, commemorating the death of Oliver Cromwell. The following year, however, he celebrated the restoration of Charles II with Astraea Redux. Dryden was involved in the intellectual spirit of the ‘new age.' An early member of the Royal Society, he was expelled for non-payment of his dues after only 4 years. How many siblings did he have?
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After becoming the major power in the Indian subcontinent on the late 18th century, the British Empire sought to defend against Russian encroachment upon its trade routes through Afghanistan, especially Kabul. From this point on, Afghanistan had the role of a buffer state, suffering countless wars and treaties, until the British relinquished their control of Afghanistan's foreign affairs by signing the Treaty of Rawalpindi. Who was Amanullah Khan?
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Football game for murder victim
BBC News, UK - 14 hours ago
A football match is being staged in memory of a man who was murdered in Worcestershire during last year's World Cup football tournament. ...
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Friday night was out game. we lost 6-1. But that one was my goal. And it was SA-WEET! Though...I did embarrass myself by face planting...and the worse part was....no one was around me when I did it! I have a lovely looking left knee...I've downgraded from two bandaids to one...and today I noticed that my right wrist is also bruised

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SUMMARY: Jacky Wayne Ashley; Flora I. Bruton; Albert John Chapin; Mary Louise Frey; Beulah Bernice Hood; C. Richard King; Ernest Eugene Pallette; Wilma Lee Pruitt; Iola Reeves; Anna Lee Hanna-Thompson. read more »
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Youths skate for friend’s memory
Tonawanda News, NY - Aug 18, 2007
They skated in memory of their friend, Jesse Sidote, who died unexpectedly of complications from leukemia a week earlier. He was 14. ...
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My ex truly is a c*nt!!!! Sorry bout the bad language but wow so deserved! ... he had always been "just friends" with talking about times they'd hooked up - he denied all memory

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Miloševic was the leader of the Serbian Communist Party and the president of Serbia from 1989–1997 and of Yugoslavia from 1997–2000. Following the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia, he promoted the idea of a “greater Serbia” and supported Serbian militias in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. In 2002, a UN criminal tribunal charged Miloševic with crimes against humanity and genocide; he died, however, before his trial concluded. What medical condition may have played a role in his death?
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