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Was the winner of the English Premier League in 1926?
Huddersfield Town was the winner of the English Premier League in 1926.
When was English Bridge created?
English Bridge was created in 1926.
What year did Langston hughes write dream boogie?
Langston Hughes wrote this piece dreams in 1926.
Was the winner of the FA Cup in 1926?
Huddersfield Town was the winner of the English FA Cup in 1926.
When did William E. English die?
William E. English died in 1926.
Who was the top scorer of EPL in 1926?
The top scorer of the English premier League-EPL in 1926 was Ted Harper
When was Jack English Hightower born?
Jack English Hightower was born on 1926-09-06.
When did Alexander Anderson - English socialist - die?
Alexander Anderson - English socialist - died in 1926.
What was winner of the English Premier League in 1926?
Huddersfield Town
What is MCMXXVI in Arabic numerals?
In today's modern usage of Roman numerals MCMXXVI is equivalent to 1926 in Hindu-Arabic numerals
What is an annotated source?
An annotation is a comment or explanation. An annotated source, therefore, is a reference to a book or an article plus a comment about that source. For example, here's a source: For interesting discussions of English usage, see, H.W. Fowler, A Dictionary of Modern English Usage, Oxford University Press, 1926 [now, here comes the annotation]."Fowler's English Usage," as it is known to its loyal fans, has been revised twice: the second edition (1965) was edited by Gowers (buy the paperback edition if you want this revision); the third edition (1996) was edited by Birchfield.John Updike, the American novelist, panned the Birchfield edition, claiming that it was not really an edition of Fowler's work at all and that it should not have carried Fowler's name. Birchfield shot back a rebuttal, which was printed in subsequent printings of the "new" Fowler's Modern English Usage. For charm and idiosyncratic opinions, see the original 1926 edition or the second edition, 1965; for up-to-date scholarship about the topics covered, see the "new" 1996 third edition.
Naturally enough who wrote the article on conjuring in the 1926 edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica?
Harry Houdini
