Database: Trafalgar Square - Revision history

imported>UJ112013 at 12:24, 23 September 2023

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	Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from [[England]], however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.		Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from [[England]], however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.

	Still beat 'em. Granted, I had a baguette yesterday, so maybe it's time to move on.		Still beat 'em. Granted, [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] had a baguette yesterday, so maybe it's time to move on.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 07:22, 7 June 2020

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	[[File:ACS DB Trafalgar Square.jpg\|~~thumb~~]]		[[File:ACS DB Trafalgar Square.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect ~~{{Wiki\|~~John Nash ~~(architect)\|John Nash}}~~ as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.		Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect [[John Nash]] as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.

	The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by [[Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson]], defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.		The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by [[Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson]], defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.

	Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.		Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from [[England]], however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.

	Still beat 'em. Granted, I had a baguette yesterday, so maybe it's time to move on.		Still beat 'em. Granted, I had a baguette yesterday, so maybe it's time to move on.

imported>Bovkaffe: Undo revision 642959 by Jasca Ducato (talk) Check the previous edit summary

2015-11-03T15:50:38Z

Undo revision 642959 by Jasca Ducato (talk) Check the previous edit summary

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	Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.		Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.

	The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by ~~{{Wiki\|~~Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson}}, defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.		The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by [[Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson]], defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.

	Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.		Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.

imported>Jasca Ducato at 15:48, 3 November 2015

2015-11-03T15:48:43Z

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	Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.		Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.

	The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by [[Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson]], defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.		The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by {{Wiki\|Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson}}, defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.

	Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.		Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.

imported>Bovkaffe: We'll make it a compromise - there's info on Nelson in another entry

2015-11-02T16:48:29Z

We'll make it a compromise - there's info on Nelson in another entry

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	Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.		Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.

	The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by ~~{{Wiki\|~~Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson}}, defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.		The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by [[Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson]], defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.

	Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.		Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.

imported>Jasca Ducato: Moving to Wiki links, since I find it doubtful these two particular subjects will ever require an IU article

2015-11-02T16:44:28Z

Moving to Wiki links, since I find it doubtful these two particular subjects will ever require an IU article

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	Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.		Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.

	The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the [[Battle of Trafalgar]], where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by [[Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson]], defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.		The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the {{Wiki\|Battle of Trafalgar}}, where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by {{Wiki\|Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson}}, defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.

	Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.		Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.

imported>Bovkaffe at 16:08, 2 November 2015

2015-11-02T16:08:13Z

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	[[File:~~ACS_DB_Trafalgar_Square~~.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:ACS DB Trafalgar Square.jpg\|thumb]]
	Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect John Nash as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.		Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect {{Wiki\|John Nash (architect)\|John Nash}} as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.

	The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the Battle of Trafalgar, where the British Navy, led by Admiral Horatio Nelson, defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.		The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom\|British]] history, the [[Battle of Trafalgar]], where the [[Royal Navy\|British Navy]], led by [[Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson\|Admiral Horatio Nelson]], defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France\|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.

	Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.		Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.

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2015-11-02T15:58:20Z

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[[File:ACS_DB_Trafalgar_Square.jpg|thumb]]
Formerly the site of the monarchy's stables and carriage house, [[Trafalgar Square]] was designed by the architect John Nash as an open space for the public. The square was improved upon over the course of the nineteenth century, with fountains and statues giving the originally modest square some embellishment.

The whole of Trafalgar Square is a monument to one of the most storied and legendary conflicts in [[United Kingdom|British]] history, the Battle of Trafalgar, where the British Navy, led by Admiral Horatio Nelson, defended the nation from [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s naval advances in 1805. We beat the [[France|French]]. Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded during the conflict and died three hours later. But that's fine, because he won. He beat the French. We beat the French.

Defeat in battle was not enough permanently drive Napoleon away from England, however; instead he turned his focus to weaker enemy nations, and his victories over them allowed his empire to grow.

Still beat 'em. Granted, I had a baguette yesterday, so maybe it's time to move on.
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