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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: HOPETOUN
Hopetoun House
Hopewell culture - in Ohio valley
Hopkins, Gerard Manley
Hopkins, Michael - Glyndebourne
hoplites - in ancient Greece
- and Athenian democracy
Hopper, Thomas - Penrhyn Castle
hopscotch (game)
Horace
Horatius - and the bridge
Horemheb - Egyptian pharaoh
Horen, Die - edited by Schiller
hormones - discovery
Hormuz - and the Portuguese
- taken by Shah Abbas
Horn, count of - execution
Horn of Africa - and Somalia
Hornby, Frank - and Meccano
Horne, Kenneth
Horniman Museum (London)
Horn of Leys - at Crathes
hornpipe
Horns of Hattin - battle in 1187
Hornung, E.W. - Raffles
horse - domestication
- extinct in north America
- warhorse and carthorse
- reintroduced to America
- Przewalski's
- the tarpan
horse collar - as harness
horse droppings - health hazard in Victorian towns
Horse Guards (William Kent)
- Household Cavalry
Horse of the Year Show
horsepower - and James Watt
horse-racing - in classical times
- in 17th and 18th-century England
Horseshoe Bend - battle of 1814
Horsley, John Callcott - and Christmas cards
Horus - Egyptian god
Horyuji - early wooden pagoda
hospice movement (in Britain)
hospital - for 'idiots'
- of Santa Maria Nuova, founded in Florence
Hospital of St John - founded in Jerusalem
- patients go to bed naked
Hospitals - article by Dr Carole Reeves
hospitals - in ancient Greece
- for slaves in Roman Empire
- for soldiers in Roman Empire
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