Dictionary of dates, and universal reference. [With]

13 July 18 June 19 Sept 24 June 25 April 28 March act passed afterwards America ancient announced appointed April army assembly Austria battle bill bishop Britain British burnt Cæsar century Charles Christian church comte de Chambord council court crown death defeated destroyed died ditto duke earl Edward elected emperor England English erected established exhibition founded France French George German Greek Henry Henry IV Henry VIII India insurrection invented Ireland Italy James Julius Cæsar July June killed king kingdom lives lost London lord Louis March ment minister ministry murder of wife Napoleon Old Bailey opened Paris parliament peace pope president prince of Wales prisoners Prussia published queen railway reported resigned restored Roman Rome Royal Russians Scotland Shere Ali Society Spain surrendered taken Thomas tion treaty Turks Vict victory William دو دو دو وو