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This Month in History
What was happening this month in history?
August
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Aug 17 (1876) The birth of James Drummond, Scottish statesman and diplomat and first Secretary-General of the League of Nations.
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Aug 18 (1864) Birth of Elsie Inglis, founder of the Scottish Women’s Suffrage Federation, and of the Edinburgh maternity hospital named after her, which finally closed in 1988.
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Aug 19 (1808) Designer and builder of the first steam hammer, James Nasmyth was born.
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Aug 20(1872) Cabinet-maker and children’s poet, William Miller, died penniless in Glasgow. Best remembered for Wee Willie Winkie.
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Aug 21 (1754) Inventor of coal gas lighting, the principal form of illumination for a century, William Murdock was born.
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Aug 22 (2001) Death of footballer Bobby Johnstone, a member of Hibernian’s famous five forward line.
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Aug 23 (1305) William Wallace had the dubious honour of being the first to be hanged, drawn and quartered, in London.
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Aug 24 (1947) Opening of the first Edinburgh International Festival.