#Ferdinand

Aaron Astor

AstorAaron

One thing I like to focus on in teaching about World War One is just how little the public understood the danger. Here is the NY Times front page on

Candy Gourlay

candygourlay

Librarians and teachers! Want a school visit but the Pandemic says no? Us authors have been busy creating virtual talks available to rent/buy for a fraction of a live author

Daniel Harris

DanielHarris

A thread of pluralisation, starting with the man of the moment, James Maddison. Stupendous work from your Craig Bellamies of this world. Emphatic joy with Rio Ferdinand. Barack Obama, for

Eric July

EricDJuly

Fascism being on the opposite end of socialism is ahistorical considering Fascism (according to its godfathers) was specifically built to be anti-individual and pro-collectivist.. which virtually every socialist would agree

WorldwideArsenal™

WorldwideAFC

Plenty of Arsenal news doing the rounds today (18th July) so I've done a quick thread to keep you guys up to date just in case you missed any Arsenal

WorldwideArsenal™

WorldwideAFC

Plenty of Arsenal news doing the rounds today (26 January 2021) so I've done a quick thread to keep you guys up to date just in case you missed any

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MagnificoMendy

In honour of his retirement, here are Wayne Rooney’s greatest Twitter moments.[THREAD] When Whitney Houston passed away and Rooney had to express his grief When Rooney decided to start a

James Brun

LeBrunJames81

Today in 1879, 150 British soldiers defended the Rorke's Drift mission station against 4,000 Zulu warriors in a 12 hour onslaught, during the Anglo-Zulu War. 11 Victoria Crosses were awarded.

Global Financial Data

GlobalFinData

The Suez Canal was constructed between 1859 and 1869 and was officially opened on November 17, 1869. Dreams of building a canal between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea go

David McInnis

dnmcinnis

Here are a few of my favourite, maddest things in early modern drama (). Please add your own. 1. King Cambyses (in Preston's play) proves he's not drunk by having

Aadam 🥵💙

CFCMM19

Mason Mount being praised by ex footballers and pundits Roy Keane. “This boy (Mount) I really like him, he’s got so much going for him. He always steps to the

Kristoffer Pasion

indiohistorian

#TodayinHistory in 1869, the Suez Canal opened, enabling #PH to have faster exchange of info & gain direct economic relations w/ Spain w/c used to be via Mexico. It shortened

sean

_VaIenciaga_

Quotes on Mason Greenwood. A thread. He’s a real talent, now delivering – week in, week out. It’s getting to the point now where it will be impossible to leave

Pertinax Statarius🇪🇺

PertinaxS

#Napoleon #napoleonicwars An unknown hero of Germany, forgotten hero of Hessen: Alexander Iwanowitsch Tschernyschow (Александр Иванович Чернышёв) was born on 30th. December 1785. As a lieutenant in the russian armay

Havertz Szn

MichaelLeahey03

With the development of football over the past couple centuries, money has been at the forefront for young players in modern football. So here’s a thread on three youngsters which

John Locke

jlocke613

https://twitter.com/Cantguardmike/status/1276871295146360834 For those who don't know, this is the Arch of Titus, which stands in Rome today. It celebrates the ransacking and destruction of our Temple and the killing and

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