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April 22nd 1778 – The day America raided England
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Mark Milligan
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April 5, 2020
On April 22nd, 1778, a lone USS Naval ship carried out a daring raid during the American Revolutionary War on the town of Whitehaven in England.
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Archaeologists uncover new buildings at lost royal palace of Otto the Great
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