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GregP
GregP
20 Jan
9:54am, 20 Jan 2009
12643 posts
GregP
20th Jan

FM of EP at WH, L. (1265)

First correct answer gets to set tomorrow's question.
20 Jan
10:02am, 20 Jan 2009
326 posts
On This Day In Fetch History

Formal M....of Elected President at White House, ....Lincoln?

...or not...
Footpad
Footpad
20 Jan
10:06am, 20 Jan 2009
3655 posts
Footpad
ummm was America even around in 1265...... or even really there now for that matter? ;-)
Sparkly Bridget
Sparkly Bridget
20 Jan
10:12am, 20 Jan 2009
2666 posts
Sparkly Bridget
First meeting of English Parliament at Westminster House, London?
GregP
GregP
20 Jan
10:23am, 20 Jan 2009
12648 posts
GregP
Indeed, Sparkly, Cheaty Bridget. ;)

Until tomorrow, then. :)
Sparkly Bridget
Sparkly Bridget
20 Jan
10:46am, 20 Jan 2009
2667 posts
Sparkly Bridget
Will set myself a reminder to do it! May have to be first thing though.
Sparkly Bridget
Sparkly Bridget
21 Jan
6:52am, 21 Jan 2009
2678 posts
Sparkly Bridget
First A of U required the use of the B of CP in the AC (1549)
21 Jan
6:56am, 21 Jan 2009
2067 posts
First Anglican of Union? required the use of the Book of Common Prayer?

I thought it was the Anglican Communion.
GregP
GregP
21 Jan
7:26am, 21 Jan 2009
12678 posts
GregP
I assume no Googling?

BCP (Book of Common Prayer) dates from 1662. You'd be surprised how well known this is. Still looks prayerbookish to me though.

Are we on the right lines, Bridget? I'm trying not to sulk because you are just ahead of me in the runny league ;)
21 Jan
7:28am, 21 Jan 2009
2070 posts
was it? I bow down to your extra knowledge in these matters it just took me back to a quiz set by my RE teacher :)

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