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      Welcome to March! March, named for the Roman deity Mars (Greek Ares), is the third month. It begins spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. Since military campaigns would start once winter ended, the Romans considered it appropriate to name the month after the god of war. Festivals honoring him and […]
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    Crump, Ian. “The Real-life Story of Lost Love on the Sinking Titanic.” Daily Echo, February 12, 2026. https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/25841515.real-life-story-lost-love-sinking-titanic/. One true story of lost love was of a local shopkeeper called Henry Morley and his young assistant, Kate Phillips. Henry was 40 and married, Kate just 19, and they were running away to America to set […]

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