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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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NOTE: Today: June 9
On this day...
June 9
Abraham Whipple
1549
– The
first
Book of Common Prayer
was legally mandated by Parliament, introducing a fully vernacular
Protestant liturgy
to the
Church of England
.
1772
– In an act of defiance against the
Navigation Acts
, American colonists led by
Abraham Whipple
(pictured)
attacked and burned the British
schooner
Gaspee
.
1944
–
World War II
: In reprisal for successful
French Resistance
attacks, German
SS
and
SD
troops
hanged 99 men
in the town of
Tulle
.
1954
– During hearings investigating conflicting accusations between the
United States Army
and Senator
Joseph McCarthy
, Army lawyer
Joseph N. Welch
asked McCarthy: "
At long last, have you left no sense of decency?
"
1999
–
Yugoslav Wars
: The
Kumanovo Agreement
was signed, bringing an end to the
Kosovo War
the next day.
William Feiner
(
d.
1829)
Doveton Sturdee
(
b.
1859)
Wolfdietrich Schnurre
(
d.
1989)
Brian Williamson
(
d.
2004)
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