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2167 matches to Gog and Magog
Boycott, Charles. 1832-97. English land agent boycotted in Ireland, 1879. Land League.
Boyne, Battle. 1690. James II attempts to retake throne; defeated by William III, ending Catholic Stuart power in Ireland. Celebrated by Orangemen, Jul 12.
Bradley, F.H. 1846-1924. English Idealist philosopher. Appearances and Reality 1893.
Brandt, Willy. 1913-92. Pragmatic Social Democrat Chancellor of West Germany 1969-74.

Brandywine, Battle. 1777. British victory in American Revolution. Diversion led to loss at Saratoga.
Breda Declaration. 1660. Charles II conciliatory statement. Amnesty and religious toleration.
Breda Treaty. 1667. Ends Anglo-Dutch War. England gains New York.
Brest-Litovsk, Treaty. 1918. Russia exits WWI leaving 1/3 population in German hands.
Brétigny, Treaty (Calais). 1360. After Poitiers defeat, French John II ransomed for 3M gold crowns; Aquitaine to England.
Breton, André. 1896-1966. French poet. Surrealist Manifesto 1924.
Brian Boru. 941-1014. King of Munster 964-, unified Ireland, king 1002-. Began O’Brien dynasty.
Briand, Aristide. 1862-1932. French Prime Minister 1909~29, orator. “Separation of Church and State”, 1905. Advocated union of Europe. Kellogg-Briand.

Briand-Kellog Pact. Kellogg-Briand.
Brill, Paul. 1554-1626. Flemish Mannerist landscape painter.
British East Africa. 1888. Former protectorates. Kenya, Uganda, Zanzibar, Tanganyika.
British Empire. 1500-1997. Britain, its colonies and protectorates. Commonwealth.
British Somaliland. 1880 British protectorate. 1960 +Italian Somaliland =independent Somalia.
British Virgin Is. Arawak. Carib. 1493 Columbus. 1555 Spain. 1648 Dutch. 1666 British settle. 1960 British Crown Colony.
Britons. 6C BC-6C Celtic inhabitants of England.
Britten, Benjamin. 1913-76. Influential English composer of operas and symphonies. Paul Bunyan 1941. Billy Budd 1951. War Requiem 1962. Death in Venice 1973.
Brock, Isaac. 1769-1812. British military commander. Upper Canada hero in War of 1812.
Bronze Age. 3500-500BC. First uses of metal for arms and tools. Began in Near East. Society more structured. Specialization begins. Iron Age.
Brown, Charles. 1771-1810. “Father of American novel”. Wieland 1798.
Brown, Lancelot “Capability”. 1715-83. English landscape architect. Created the definitive “English Garden”: assymmetric, harmonious, accidental. Blenheim. Prior Park.
Browning, Robert. 1812-89. English epic poet: Ring and the Book.