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This Month in History
What was happening this month in history?
March
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Mar 8(1859) Kenneth Grahame, the author of The Wind in the Willows, was born in Edinburgh.
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Mar 9 (1649) James, 1st Duke of Hamilton, was executed after being captured in 1648 by Oliver Cromwell, at the Battle of Preston.
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Mar 10(1916) Birth of James Herriot, author of All Creatures Great and Small.
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Mar 11 (1955) Death of Sir Alexander Fleming.
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Mar 11(1911) Birth of Sir Fitzroy MacLean, a founder member of the SAS, and supposedly the inspiration for Ian Fleming’s James Bond.
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Mar 13 (1873) Scottish Football Association formed.
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Mar 14 (1952) First Scottish TV broadcast from Edinburgh’s Broadcasting House.
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Mar 15 (1941) The end of two nights’ bombing of Clydebank, which left 35,000 homeless.