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Geography of Britain
by Rudra
GREAT BRITAIN.-The island of Great Britain is founded on the north by the Atlantic Ocean. On the east is the North Sea; on the south by the English Channel; a the west by the Atlantic Ocean, the North Channel,... published 3 months ago
William Shakespeare
by Konstantin
Shakespeare is the most famous British playwright in history. People know his name in almost every country in the world. But who exactly was William Shakespeare? That is the question! Shakespeare was born in... published 2 years ago
Do You Speak English? Around the World With the Mother Tongue
by robie2
Recently, I came across an interesting hub on the differences between American and English spelling and usage. I had a lot of fun reading it and thinking of as many differences as I could from an American... published 3 months ago
Anyone Superstitious?
by Mary Tinkler
I realized today, a head-banging lousy Monday, that I might be reaping some of the bad luck promised me from these internet chain letter threats disguised as angels that my dearest friends have been emailing... published 2 months ago
Diana Princess of Wales
by barryrutherford
It's been ten years now since that fateful crash in the Paris tunnel when Diana the Princess of Wales passed away; How time does fly. What followed was national and international grieving on a grand scale... published 9 months ago
Map of Europe
by Lissie
The map of Europe was rewritten in 1989 when the Berlin War came down and Europe was re-united. This is great news for the traveler as the new atlas of Europe allows vacationers to travel from far northern Scotland to Turkey without encountering a serious border control or visa requirement. published 5 months ago
Astrology of a Young Star: Connie Talbot
by vrajavala
I think that the whole world was enchanted last Spring when little Connie Talbot came on the stage to sing the classical Judy Garland song "Somehere Over the Rainbow." Even Simon Cowell was amazed. However, it... published 4 months ago
St Stephen's Day - December 26th
by Chuck
December 26th is the Feast of St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr. Stephen was one of the early disciples who joined the Church in Jerusalem when it was in its infancy following the Ascension of Jesus... published 18 months ago
A Performance at the Minack Theatre, Cornwall
by Amanda Kendle
You might remember my long walk from Land's End, the very bottom corner of England, along the coast to the Minack Theatre. It was a long day of photogenic scenery, chatting with my walking companion, stopping... published 9 months ago














